UC President Michael V. Drake, M.D. Opening Remarks at November 15 Regents Meeting
Published by UC Office of the President on November 15, 2023.
The intense violence in the Middle East has left many thousands dead, injured, and many millions traumatized. The human price has continued to grow. The incalculable suffering we see and read about has affected people around the world. It has spread into communities everywhere, including our own campuses – as we heard so clearly during public comment. I appreciate hearing from members of our community – I know sharing your thoughts and feelings on this topic publicly is not an easy task and can come with risk. Full message
Chancellor May Joins President Drake and UC Chancellors in Condemning Bigotry
Published by UC Office of the President on November 10, 2023.
We write today to condemn the alarming, profoundly disappointing acts of bigotry, intolerance, and intimidation we have seen on our campuses over these past several weeks. It is our shared responsibility to maintain a sense of community where everyone feels safe and welcome. Full message
Archived leadership messages 2022-2023
In honor of Native American Heritage month
Learn about the Sacramento Native American Health Center, hear a message from Chancellor May, and more. Full post
International Pronouns Day
International Pronouns Day is honored each year on the third Wednesday in October.
Learn more about pronouns, gendered language, and best practices for inclusive language in the workplace from a previously recorded webinar hosted by Alexis Sanchez (she/her/hers), Director of Advocacy and Training for the Sacramento LGBT Community Center. Full post
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In Person at Aggie Square Launch
Thursday, December 28, 2023, 6-7:30 p.m.
In person at the Aggie Square Launch Space at 2270 Stockton Boulevard.
Dive deep into the benefits and possibilities of Temporary Employment Services (TES) at UC Davis. Network with TES Recruiters and gain insights on navigating diverse roles. Uncover pathways to myriad job opportunities within UC Davis and UC Davis Health.
Enjoy free parking and light refreshments, making your evening both informative and relaxed!
Audience: Open to the general public.
For questions please contact Dreya Yin, adeshazier@ucdavis.edu.
Countering Antisemitism virtual discussion
Tuesday, January 9, 2023, 4-5 p.m.
Join the UC Davis Campus Community Book Project for a presentation and discussion on "Countering Antisemitism" with the Congregation Bet Haverim Countering Antisemitism Committee.
Audience: Open to the general public.
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The 2023-2024 Book Project features a yearlong program on the theme of antidotes to hate, in support of this year's selection Hate in the Homeland: The New Global Far Right by Cynthia Miller-Idriss. See the calendar.
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Food access in your community
Food security and food access are a growing concern for many in Sacramento. Listed here are a number of resources such as local food banks and other community-based organizations (CBOs) doing work to help meet this critical need.
Local resources and multicultural services
A compilation of COVID-19 related resources and services from UC Davis Health, local CBOs, chambers of commerce, and other groups for multicultural, multilingual, and under-served communities.
Mental health and well-being
Many people have questions about ways to cope with stress experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic. Several local resources exist to help individuals cope and even thrive.
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Help for refugee and immigrant families
Resources for refugee and immigrant families’ access to health care and economic well-being. Several resources exist to help.
Virtual Learning
Education, training and learning provide positive ways to channel our energies. Several online opportunities exist for our multicultural communities to learn new strategies and build their skills.