We believe in creating more opportunities for current and prospective TUC students. We believe that deep cultural legacy and generational resiliency needs to be honored. We believe that change needs to be created by cultural humility with unbiased care. To construct and expand platforms for systemically marginalized voices in all spaces is not only important but critical for healing and change.
Our office is open to administer training and educational sessions to help groups within TUC embrace and understand differing perspectives for an inclusive environment.
Our office is open to developing new programs and practices that effectively increase diversity, equity, and inclusion while actively providing support and collaboration to various groups within TUC. We implore you to check out our many student clubs to see what shared space you find in TUC communities. We also offer student support services through the counseling and student health center.
We always want to better understand how to support vulnerable populations through the first door of their health professional career, right here at TUC. We look forward to being in the first hand coordination to corporate, involving bigger agencies in boosting support for graduate students. To create diverse, equitable, and inclusive legacies of staff, faculty, and students from Touro University California to health care.
Touro University California Workforce Resiliency Program
This funding will help Touro support and train health care and public safety workers who have been on the front lines of the pandemic. By investing in workforce training programs, we can prepare workers for careers in new and high-demand fields while ensuring that we're addressing pandemic burnout.
This grant will help Touro support our health care and public safety workers and ensure that they they have a safe space to learn how to protect our communities in Solano county.
https://www.timesheraldonline.com/2022/01/11/mike-thompson-announces-over-665000-in-funding-for-touros-training-program/
Pacific Coast Region I of Iheart
CCUIH - Field Study Site
Equity work to increase the number of American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian physicians and health care workers. Touro University California is proudly a member of the Pacific Coast Region I of Iheart. Also through the MPH program, California Consortium for Urban Indian Health at our state capital and San Francisco site is now a field study site.
Please contact Equity Officer Anika Lee for more AI/AN/NH partnership opportunities.
Max Vax
Touro Cares Mobile Vaccination Program is run by the Touro University California and hosted at VCUSD school sites, as well as other community events and locations. As of January, there have been: 33 clinics at VCUSD schools; 2476 total vaccines administered at VCUSD schools; 459 vaccines for 5-11 years old, and 947 vaccines for 12-17 years old, according to the release.
https://www.timesheraldonline.com/2022/01/25/touro-cares-mobile-vaccination-program-hosts-100th-vaccine-clinic-at-vcusd-on-wednesday/
TUC guests attended the Land Blessing & Acknowledgement event at CSU Maritime Academy on Wednesday, April 6th, 2022 at 5pm. This event is a partnership between the Cal Maritime campus, the Wintun Nations, and local Native American or Indigenous groups of the Vallejo community to acknowledge the indigenous land on which Cal Maritime and Touro University California is situated.
"The mission of the Solano County Library Foundation is to support the programs of the Solano County Library and the literacy and lifelong learning needs of the community it serves!"
