Berkeley Cultural Humility and Awareness Program (BCHAP)
The Berkeley Cultural Humility and Awareness Program (BCHAP) at the University of California, Berkeley is a professional learning program featuring presentations and facilitated dialogue led by external subject-matter experts. Each session focuses on the lived experiences of a specific campus community, with topics intentionally selected based on insights gathered from campus-wide surveys and focus groups.
Eligibility and Participant Expectations
BCHAP sessions are open to UC Berkeley staff employees. Participants are welcome, but not required, to attend all sessions. To support a meaningful and constructive experience for all participants, registrants are asked to review and affirm the following expectations when signing up for a session:
- Engage actively and thoughtfully in discussions with colleagues, approaching dialogue with curiosity, self-awareness, and respect.
- Participate constructively in shared learning spaces, including facilitated dialogue and small-group conversations, as applicable.
- Reflect on and apply key ideas including research, frameworks, and concepts, to one’s role and the broader workplace context.
How to Participate
- Complete the BCHAP Registration form for the session(s) you wish you attend.
- For questions or additional information, please contact Katrina Pantig Naval, Learning and Development Strategist, at kpantig@berkeley.edu.