UC Davis

The university's Continuing and Professional Education's Human Services offers Antiracism Resources, such as "White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack" by Peggy McIntosh and - UC Davis Human Services Anti-Racist Practice webinars.

The university's Environmental Health Sciences Center's Community Engagement Core proposed that the center, "Mandate implicit bias and environmental racism training for all EHSC researchers and staff. Require EHSC grantees to participate in this training."

The Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion offers "Action Planning for Divisions, Colleges, Schools, and Departments." The office recommends that departments, "Address Histories, Race, Justice, Language – Reflection and Learning," among other actions.

The Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences Anti-Racism Action Committee (ARAC) is in the process of developing/evaluating "Equitable grading practices for EPS students."

The university has been awarded a $27,500, two-year grant from the American Association of Community Colleges Equity Transfer Initiative to increase transfer rates among "African American, Hispanic, and first-generation students."

“Anti-Racism Syllabus” released by the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion detailing campus activities addressing bias, racism, and structural inequalities.

The Office for Health Equity, Diversity and Inclusion has an "Anti-racism resources" page.

The university will "Address Histories, Race, Justice, Language – Reflection and Learning" and "Work with TJE on organizational reflection and deep dives into organizational history and anti-racism best practices"

The university's "DEI-HDT Parenting in a Pandemic Initiative produced 11 webinars geared towards parents of the UC Davis community, City of Davis, Yolo County, and beyond."

The university offers "Responses to 10 Common Criticisms of Anti-Racism Action in STEM" as a recommended reading.

The UC Davis Office of the Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion offered "Being An Ally Requires Being An Anti-racist: 11 Suggested Actions Toward Anti-racism In The Office And On Your Own," The office suggested that community members, "Create or expand anti-racism and other topics promoting diversity and inclusion as part of professional development and community building efforts."

The Office of Undergraduate Education's Center for Educational Effectiveness offers workshops on-demand, such as "Foundations of an Anti-racist Pedagogy," "Anti-Racism: Applications to Higher Ed Pedagogy," and "Building an Anti-Racist Classroom Environment."

The university's Campus Community Book Project for 2021-22 is Ibram X. Kendi's "How to Be an Antiracist." The university said that programs "will accompany the book project — lectures, discussions, exhibitions, films and more."

The Graduate School of Management launched a "21-Week Anti-Racism Challenge," which included excerpts from the 1619 podcast and "Teaching While White: White Fragility Parts 1&2" (an event that featured author Robin DiAngelo).

The university's Environmental Health Sciences Center's Community Engagement Core proposed that the center, "Host speaker series on anti-racism and decolonizing research including Indigenous researcher experiences and decolonizing research, BIPOC voices (grad students & professional students included)."

The university hosted events in 2021, such as "Raising Antiracist Kids" and "Citizenism: Racialized Discrimination by Design."

The School of Management said, "Our faculty diversity committee will continue to create resources and tools to increase diversity, belonging, inclusion, and equity in the classroom."

The College of Biological Sciences offers "Anti-Racist Reading Groups," which read Ibram X. Kendi's "Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America."

The School of Law had a "Racial Justice Speaker Series 2021-2022," which "invites leading scholars from around the country to explore systemic racism as it pertains to all communities of color and areas of law."

The university's Strategic Communications Division will "Commit to pursuing opportunities to further learning about anti-racism, inclusion, diversity and history through ongoing training, reading, listening, etc."

As part of its strategic plan, UC Davis Library will, "Ensure that our collections embrace equity, reflect diverse populations and adapt to meet clinical care, research and educational needs."

On January 27, 2023, the school's Chancellor and Police Chief released a statement on the "Killing of Tyre Nichols" and stated, "We wonder when we will see true change that make such incidents a thing of the past. All too often, a person of color at a traffic stop can feel like Schrödinger’s cat — existing in an uncertain state that can be simultaneously considered both alive and dead."