Skip to main content
UC Berkeley | Division of Equity & Inclusion

Diversity

  • About
    • Students

      We provide leadership and accountability to resolve systemic inequities through engaged research, teaching, and public service, and by expanding pathways for access and success.

      • Overview
      • Impact Report 2020-2021
      • VCEI Dania Matos
      • Strategic Plan
      • Standing Committees & Councils
      • Division Organization Chart
      • Immediate Office Staff
      • Forms & procedures
      • Contact us
  • Land Acknowledgment
  • Initiatives
      • Overview
      • African American Initiative
      • Hispanic Serving Institution Initiative
      • STEM E&I Initiative
      • Gender Recognition and Lived Name Policy
  • Reports & Data
    • Wheeler Hall

      We monitor and assess diversity and inclusion with regular reports on campus representation, campus climate, and campus progress.

      • Overview
      • Reports & publications
      • Data Dashboard
      • Survey results
  • Programs & Services
    • California Hall

      Our programs and services support all UC Berkeley constituencies, as well as building connections with a broad range of K-12 schools, community colleges, and external partners.

      • Overview
      • Postdoctoral
      • Basic Needs
      • Faculty
      • Undergraduate
      • Staff
      • Graduate
      • Diversity planning
      • Race, Gender & LGBTQ+ Programs
      • Grants & awards
      • Care Programs
  • Read, Watch, Listen
    • Reading in near Doe Library.

      Read, Watch, Listen, Engage is a space where students, staff, and faculty can share books, podcasts, conferences, and more on E&I-related topics. 

      • Overview
      • Windows & Mirrors Podcast
      • Books
      • Documentaries & Movies
      • Podcasts
      • Conferences & Workshops
      • Talks & Interviews
      • Performances & Art
  • Contact Us
  • Give
  • Impact Report
  • B4 Dialogue Series
  • Listening Sessions
  • Anti-racism Resources
  • Council on Students of Color and Multicultural Engagement
      • Overview
      • Historical context & guiding principles

Secondary navigation

  • Quick Links
    • Quick Links

      • Report an incident
      • Support, Spaces, Resources

Commemorating and Celebrating Black History Month

Background image: Juneteenth 2020 - the oldest annual commemoration of the end of slavery, beginning when the last Black slaves were freed on June 19th, 1865.

We wish you all moments of connection, celebration, agency, joy and persistence this month.

MFA student Fred DeWitt: George Floyd never wanted to be in my art
Meet Black student organizations at UC Berkeley
How more Black representation can change campus climate for the better

Campus DEIBJ and Black history events

Legacy of redlining means worse heart health for present-day Black Americans

Timeline: Black Americans and the law

Message from UC Berkeley leaders for Black History Month

Ph.D. graduate on keeping jazz alive, the renaissance of Black protest music
Why is anti-trans violence on the rise in America?

Centenary of the Tulsa Race Massacre

A Berkeley Conversation event

Meet the African American women among the first to attend UC Berkeley

Black community resource guide

The Montgomery bus boycott and the women who made it possible
Student-athlete Nikko Remigio finds pride in being ‘a mixed kid’
On Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, ask: ‘What are you doing for others?’

Books, Films & Documentaries

How American racism is rooted in residential segregation

Celebrating Black History Month as students

University of California Berkeley

Follow us:

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Contact
  • Report an incident
  • Support, Spaces, Resources

Impact Report 2020-2021
Berkeley Diversity Snapshot (PDF)
Campus Strategic Plan
Newsletter
Principles of Community
UC Statement on Diversity

  • Powered by Open Berkeley
  • Accessibility Statement
  • Nondiscrimination Policy Statement
  • Privacy Statement
  • Copyright © 2022 UC Regents; all rights reserved

Back to Top