Celebrate Black History Month with anti-racism workshops and events
Black History Month is just a week away and UCOP has many engaging opportunities for UCOP staff to connect with colleagues around this important recognition.
Black History Month is just a week away and UCOP has many engaging opportunities for UCOP staff to connect with colleagues around this important recognition.
Purchase candy by Friday, Dec. 3, to cross names off your shopping list and support a great cause.
The UCOP Black Staff and Faculty Organization held its first-ever health week focusing on breast cancer education and awareness. Watch event recordings and access resources.
BSFO shares meaningful breast cancer prevention and recovery-focused events every day this week. All staff are invited to participate.
All colleagues are invited to join BSFO during the week of Oct. 25 for informative presentations and community conversations about breast cancer.
BSFO’s Breast Cancer Awareness Week will conclude with this panel. Four breast cancer survivors will share their unique perspectives and story of
Join the Black Staff and Faculty Organization for a screening of “Life Interrupted,” a documentary featuring the empowering stories of several diverse breast cancer survivors. A discussion will
Dr. Gore will share her expertise in breast surgical oncology and will demonstrate the process of a breast
Join Dr. Cheryl Ewing of UCSF Health for a conversation about breast cancer risk factors, clinical trials and other important health topics relevant to the Black
Start your morning with a guided meditation session led by LeNaya Smith Crawford, The Holistic MFT. This event is sponsored by the Black Staff and Faculty Association in partnership with: Asian-Pacific Islander Staff Association Latino Staff Association OP
Due to overwhelmingly positive feedback in June, the UCOP Black Staff and Faculty Organization (BSFO) is relaunching its healing meditation series facilitated by LeNaya Smith Crawford, The Holistic MFT.