Welcome to the Black Caucus at UCSF
The Black Caucus was founded in 1968 from the direct action of UCSF staff who advocated for change.
Our mission:
The Black Caucus is a forum open to all Black-identified individuals and allies on this campus. Here they may openly express themselves regarding matters of race as they affect life on the campus and in the community. The Black Caucus serves as an instrument for the formation of a Black consensus on those racial matters that affect every person on this campus. This consensus will then be presented to the Administration for appropriate action.
The People's Gala
Those interested in attending are encouraged to reach out to their department leadership
or administrative team to express interest in being included at their department’s table.
Additional event details will be shared soon.
This is our largest event and fundraiser of the year, benefiting the Dr. Vivien T. Thomas Scholarship.
We are deeply grateful for your support, whether through the purchase of tables or individual tickets,
contributions via our Silent Auction or Giving Together site (opens in a new window), individual donations,
or by volunteering your time. Your generosity makes a meaningful and lasting impact.
UC Anti-Discrimination Policy prohibits discrimination, harassment, and retaliation while protecting academic freedom and free expression.
Federal Anti-Discrimination Law prohibits discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, and other protected classifications, including disparate impact where racially neutral policies may be unlawful if they are demonstrated to cause a disparate impact based on race or another protected characteristic, and are not demonstrated to be legally necessary for the program.
The Black Caucus is registered campus organization at UCSF. However, the views and opinions expressed herein do not necessarily state or reflect those of The Regents of the University of California, UCSF, UCSF Health, or any entities or units thereof.