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Principles of Community Showcase

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UC Davis Health is home to eight vibrant Employee Resource Groups (ERGs), each dedicated to fostering inclusion, support, and community across our workforce. These ERGs offer safe spaces for dialogue, mentorship, and cultural celebration—helping employees feel seen, heard, and empowered.

From organizing campus-wide events to driving equity-focused initiatives, the UC Davis Health ERGs are a cornerstone of the Principles of Community and a testament to the power of collective purpose. Visit this site throughout the year for interesting “Did You Know?” tidbits.

Principles of Community Showcase brings employees together with purpose

This year’s Principles of Community Showcase on March 3 offered a clear reminder of what can happen when employees unite around shared purpose and collaboration. Energy was high throughout the event as staff, partners and community members connected, exchanged ideas and recognized the work taking place across the Sacramento campus. From thoughtful conversations to moments of recognition, the showcase reflected a community deeply committed to one another.

The event also provided a platform to highlight innovative practices and feature local cultural performers, adding to its impact. More than 1,000 attendees, a new record turnout, learned from one another, shared ideas and built relationships that would last beyond a single gathering. The level of engagement demonstrated a strong interest in continued connection and shared learning.

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Learn more about all our UC Davis Health Employee Resource Groups. These groups are open to anyone, regardless of background, who wishes to support, participate in, or learn about the many cultures and communities at UC Davis Health. Membership and participation in Employee Resource Group activities are not dependent on race, ethnicity, sex, gender, gender identity, religious affiliation, or any protected category under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.