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. 2023 Jun 8;20:E48. doi: 10.5888/pcd20.220370

Table 2. Initial Charge for Antiracism Project Teams at the University of California, Berkeley, School of Public Health.

Project team Initial charge Accountability team
Antiracist curriculum Expand antiracist training (including addressing racism as a public health issue) throughout our curriculum; review our curriculum and identify opportunities to strengthen antiracism training throughout. Executive associate dean, chief of curriculum and instruction, Education Policy and Curriculum Committee
Faculty and staff training Mandatory implicit bias and antiracist training for all faculty and staff, similar to a voluntary “Beyond Diversity” training offered in 2019. Chief operating officer and Diversity, Inclusion, Community, Equity (DICE) Committee
Recruitment and supports Identify opportunities to expand outreach, recruitment, supports, networking, and mentoring for underrepresented minority students. Assistant dean of students, interim chief of DEIB and the Diversity, Respect, Equity, Action, Multiculturalism (DREAM) Office
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) support Develop plans for strengthening DEIB for underrepresented staff and faculty. Dean, Faculty Council, Staff Advisory Council
Resources Identify existing funds and generate additional resources to support and sustain Berkeley Public Health antiracism efforts; without additional resources and support, these efforts often fall on the DREAM Office, the DICE Committee and underrepresented faculty, staff, and students and are not sustainable. Finance team and development team