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The Division of Equity & Inclusion at UC Berkeley

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The Division of Equity & Inclusion leads campus wide efforts to transform UC Berkeley into a learning environment where everyone belongs and everyone thrives.

We work with and for students, staff, and faculty to integrate equity, inclusion, diversity, belonging, and justice into all aspects of campus life.

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Berkeley Talks: What are Berkeley's Latinx Thriving Initiatives?

Latinx Heritage Month

A comprehensive roundup of events and gatherings celebrating Latinx Heritage Month

Latinx Thriving Initiatives: 2023-23 Year in Review

LTI invites you to view their progress and key milestones in this recap video.

"It’s OK to feel lost. Find your community and thrive"

"What my grandma taught me about leadership"

by Vice Chancellor for Equity & Inclusion Dania Matos

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Vice Chancellor for Division for Equity & Inclusion Dania Matos announces two leadership positions

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The division welcomes three new colleagues

How does the universe work? Promoting diversity can help answer that.

Professor of Bioengineering Aaron Streets was recently honored with the 2023 Chancellor’s Award for Advancing Institutional Equity and Excellence and profiled in this Berkeley News piece by Ivan Natividad.

Campus work recognized with national diversity award

The award lauded many of Berkeley’s efforts to make the 154-year-old campus a place where everyone can thrive

Resources

Anti-Racism Resources

Documents and resources to support the journey to becoming an anti-racist campus.

Building Belonging at Berkeley and Beyond (B4) Dialogue Series

This series helps to develop a deeper understanding of structural and internalized oppression, engage in collaborative efforts to overcome and dismantle structural and internalized oppression, and develop transformative practitioners whose work centers on restoring shared community values, and equality and social justice.