Black Thriving Initiative

Below you'll find our post category archive. Note that many titles will have , , and at the end of the text. These help identify pages, posts, and events representing our three core values: Community, Thriving, and Wellness. To learn more about this, read about our Action Plan. These also all help support our #ActForInclusion.

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DIVERSE | $3M Grant From NSF To Help UC Irvine Retain STEM Students ★

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AP NEWS | Michelle Obama to speak with college students nationwide ♥ ★

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LAW SCHOOL | Let’s Go Change the World – Fighting Historical Inequities and Exclusions ♥ ★

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SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES | Building community through diverse scholarship ★

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UCI NEWS | UCI Public Health launches Center for Environmental Health Disparities Research ✚ ★

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A Message from Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Hal Stern | UCI Black Thriving Initiative Faculty Cluster Hiring Program Second Call for Proposals ♥ ★

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SCHOOL OF EDUCATION | CFEP: 25 Years of Impact ★

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THE NATION | Afropessimism and Its Discontents ♥ ★

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NCLINE LEADERSHIP STRATEGIES | Leading Black Thriving in Higher Education ♥ ★

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Addressing Environmental Health Disparities in Southern California’s Black Communities

Addressing Environmental Health Disparities in Southern California’s Black Communities Not far from UCI, some of the nation’s unhealthiest air blankets neighborhoods. One of the world’s busiest international airports, shipping ports in Long Beach and Los Angeles and their associated diesel truck traffic, industrial sites and oil refineries contribute to pollution not just in the air, but in the soil and water, as well. Residents in those communities are at higher risk of asthma, cancer and cardiovascular disease associated with pollution, among other negative health impacts. And those residents are predominantly people of color. A new faculty hiring initiative aims to…

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