Browse 2023 Blog Posts: Advancing Health Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Transphobia and finding community
As we work to dismantle systems that keep transgender folks oppressed we must emphasize the importance of finding community.
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In honor of Native American Heritage month
Learn about the Sacramento Native American Health Center, hear a message from Chancellor May, and more.
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International Pronouns Day
What are pronouns and why do they matter? Check out the recording from the Sacramento LGBT Community Center to learn more.
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The Rainbow Chamber Foundation: providing academic scholarships to LGBTQ+ and allied students
Learn about the history of the Rainbow Chamber of Commerce, current support efforts and scholarship opportunities for LGBTQ+ and allied students, and the upcoming Farm to Scholar dinner and Boas and Bow Ties Gala.
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The Anchor Journey and Inaugural UC Systemwide Anchor Institution Mission Summit
UC Davis Health is committed to supporting the economic vitality in both the Sacramento and Davis regions through local hiring, local investment, local purchase and local volunteer strategies.
Full postAging and Caregiving in an Ethnically and Racially Diverse Society
Although caring for elders can be rewarding, it is not free from challenges and can have negative effects on finances, other personal and family obligations, and health, including mental health.
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Towards a Healing Centered Organization
In recent years, our world has faced a series of challenging events that have contributed globally to increased anxiety and depression within individuals and communities.
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Senior Citizen’s Day: Aging with dignity
Learn how UC Davis Health plans to respond and support our aging populations and improve the systems we need in place to be leaders in healthy aging with dignity.
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Sun protection for all skin types
The Dermatology department at UC Davis Health has developed a new brochure to explain sun protection and sunscreen use for a wide range of skin tones.
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Our RESTART team is dedicated to help you redefine yourself by supporting you in becoming the author of your story and the main protagonist, or hero, of your life.
Full postMental Health Awareness Month and Beyond
Our efforts at the Office of Health Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion are expanding with the recent steps to establish the Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation Center as part of our programming at UC Davis Health.
Full postHonoring the Heritage and Legacy of our Campus Community
The month of May brings an opportunity for us to celebrate our campus community and honor several heritages including Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Haitian Heritage Month, and Jewish American Heritage Month.
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Community Against Sexual Harm
Have you heard about C.A.S.H.? Community Against Sexual Harm C.A.S.H. is a survivor-led organization that serves survivors who have been commercially sexually exploited.
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Honoring Black history through the African American Experience Project
The African American Experience Project, the first of its kind in Sacramento, is chronicling the stories of Black residents, including the hardships they faced, the successes they achieved and their legacies.
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Learn more about the Summer Health Institute for Nurse Exploration and Success (SHINES) program for local high school and community college students.
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Celebrating our Campus Community - What is Holi?
Holi is a Hindu festival that celebrates the triumph of good over evil. Known as the festival of colors, its celebration can be considered an initiation of spring and new beginnings.
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Honoring our Neurodiversity
To celebrate and highlight the importance of neurodiversity, two Redwood SEED Scholars share their experiences in the program.
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Remembering Black History and Supporting Black Futures
This month, UC Davis and UC Davis Health campuses honor Black History and re-affirm our commitment to support Black Futures.
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Wellness Wednesday: “Wellness Self-Coaching”
Did you know the Staff and Faculty Health and Well-being (SFHWB) Program offers “Wellness Self-Coaching”? Learn what wellness self-coaching is and how to support your personal well-being journey.
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The Big Hysto Screening Event
The Big Hysto: A Black Womb Revolution speaks to medical racism, sexism, homo/transphobia, and xenophobia that Black womb holders/patients experience when seeking access to quality medical care.
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Continuing the mission of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
As we strive toward a racially just world, it is through our interconnectedness that we have profound opportunities to positively impact the lives of those around us. This year we call on you to get involved!
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