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Transforming the Black Experience at Berkeley: An Interview with Takiyah Jackson about The Village and Thriving African American Initiatives
Article written by Marissa Toffoli, Student Affairs
Takiyah Jackson, Director of Thriving, African American Initiatives, first joined the UC Berkeley campus community in 2017. The African American Initiative set the stage for the work Takiyah does today to...Read more about Transforming the Black Experience at Berkeley: An Interview with Takiyah Jackson about The Village and Thriving African American Initiatives
Thriving Community Snapshot - Latinx Mental Health Symposium
The Latinx Mental Health Symposium was a groundbreaking event designed to...Read more about Thriving Community Snapshot - Latinx Mental Health Symposium
Highlighting Excellence: Building AA & PI Futures at Berkeley
On Friday, October 18, 2024, the campus community gathered to celebrate an important milestone in advancing equity for Asian American and Pacific Islander students, staff, and faculty as part of UC Berkeley’s Alumni and Parents Homecoming Weekend. Hosted at the Alumni House, “...Read more about Highlighting Excellence: Building AA & PI Futures at Berkeley
Thriving Community Snapshot: Emilio Salvador Chavez (he/him/his)
I am from a small town called Ukiah which is located in northern California and I am a citizen of the Cherokee Nation. Ever since I was little I have always been involved in Native American culture. I’ve attended numerous Powwows, learned to bead...Read more about Thriving Community Snapshot: Emilio Salvador Chavez (he/him/his)
Thriving Community Snapshot: Rodriguez Siblings
We are excited to celebrate the remarkable achievements of siblings Pedro, Olga, and Angelica, who all graduated from UC Berkeley in May 2024. Their shared journey through college exemplifies resilience, determination, and the power of family support. As they navigated their academic paths...Read more about Thriving Community Snapshot: Rodriguez Siblings
UC Berkeley celebrates 2024 AANAPISI Week
UC Berkeley celebrates 2024 HSI Week
The observance takes place during...Read more about UC Berkeley celebrates 2024 HSI Week
Thriving Community Snapshot: Alma Rodriguez (she/her/ella)
As a first-generation, low-income, student parent, and a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient, finding the right resources that could support my educational journey was...Read more about Thriving Community Snapshot: Alma Rodriguez (she/her/ella)
Thriving Community Snapshot: Nseke Ngilbus (he/him/his)
I’m from Oakland, CA, and I proudly embrace many identities, including being African American, a nontraditional college student, a Fung Fellow, a member of...Read more about Thriving Community Snapshot: Nseke Ngilbus (he/him/his)
Dr. Gina Ann Garcia appointed inaugural faculty director of Latinx Thriving Initiatives at UC Berkeley
Dr. Marissa Yáñez appointed College of Chemistry's Chief DEI Officer
Originally shared by the College of Chemistry on July 23, 2024
The College of Chemistry at UC Berkeley has appointed Dr....Read more about Dr. Marissa Yáñez appointed College of Chemistry's Chief DEI Officer
Research: How can HSIs play a role in closing racial gaps?
Originally shared by CRB Nexus on May 15, 2024
California’s Non-College Goers: Latinos Surpass Other Ethnoracial Groups in a Hispanic-Serving StateBy...Read more about Research: How can HSIs play a role in closing racial gaps?
The UC Berkeley professor centering the Latinx experience on campus
Originally published by KQED on May 11.
By Blanca Torres
I met UC Berkeley professor G. Cristina Mora a year ago when she invited me to one of her...Read more about The UC Berkeley professor centering the Latinx experience on campus
Welcome new admits!
New Golden Bears,
Congratulations on being admitted to UC Berkeley! As Vice Chancellor of Equity and Inclusion, I am thrilled to welcome you to our diverse and...Read more about Welcome new admits!
[ABC 7 News] This self-guided tour takes you through the Black history of UC Berkeley's campus
UC Berkeley students combat K-12 book bans by creating their own children’s books
UC Berkeley students combat K-12 book bans by creating their own children’s books, addressing the exclusion of diverse perspectives in educational materials. Through innovative projects led by UC Berkeley lecturer Pablo Gonzalez, students produce original narratives celebrating the history...Read more about UC Berkeley students combat K-12 book bans by creating their own children’s books
Introducing the Directors of Thriving
Highlighting Latinx persistence: A night with UC Regent and Astronaut Jose Hernández
In Focus: Empowering Latinx students to reach their potential
Berkeley Talks: What are Berkeley's Latinx Thriving Initiatives?
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