Diversity & Inclusion

The Office of Diversity & Inclusion

The Office of Diversity & Inclusion (ODI) is responsible for ensuring that the University complies with federal, state, and local laws pertaining to equal opportunity, affirmative action, nondiscrimination, and harassment.

The responsibilities of the ODI include preparing and monitoring the University's Affirmative Action Plan in accordance with federal and state laws, providing training and workshops on equal opportunity, nondiscrimination and sexual harassment, monitoring the employment process to ensure compliance with employment laws and hiring procedures, and investigating and resolving discrimination and harassment complaints.  

Sexual Violence and Harassment Prevention

Title IX Coordinator:

Wendi Delmendo
wjdelmendo@ucdavis.edu
Harassment & Discrimation Assistance and Prevention Program
530-747-3864 (Davis)  or  916-734-3417 (Sacramento)
Anonymous Line: 530-7473865 (Davis) or 916-734-3417 (Sacramento)
hdapp@ucdavis.edu

Interim Affirmative Action Compliance Officer:

Tina Jordan
530-750-1280 / tljordan@ucanr.edu

Discrimination, Sexual Violence & Sexual Harassment

University of California Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment Policy

What To Do About Harassment - A Reporting Help

4-Point Harassment Assessment Help

UC Presidential Policy on Abusive Conduct in the Workplace

The Presidential Policy on Abusive Conduct in the Workplace prohibits abusive conduct and retaliation by and against members of the University community in the workplace. The Policy also prohibits retaliation against any person who, in good faith, reports abusive conduct, assists someone with a report of abusive conduct, or participates in an investigation or other process under the Policy. The University will respond to reports of Abusive Conduct in accordance with timelines set forth in this policy, and will take appropriate action to stop, prevent, correct, and discipline behavior that violates this policy.

UC ANR Employee and Labor Relations will intake complaints of abusive conduct through the following email: anr_abusive_conduct@ucdavis.edu . For additional information on the UC ANR Abusive Conduct procedures and common examples of what is considered abusive conduct, please review the UC ANR Abusive Conduct page.    

In addition, for confidential support if abusive conduct has been experienced, the following offices are good places to start:

• Ombuds Office – The Ombuds Office is a confidential, independent, impartial, and informal problem-solving and conflict management resource for all members of the UC Davis, UC Davis Health and UC ANR communities.
• Academic and Staff Assistance Program (ASAP) - The Academic and Staff Assistance Program offers confidential, cost-free assessment, intervention, consultation and referral services to all UC ANR employees and their immediate families.
• Center for Advocacy, Resources & Education (CARE) – If you or someone close to you has experienced sexual harassment or any form of sexual violence, CARE advocates are able to provide confidential help with processing emotions, going over reporting options, resource referral and more.
• Confidential Whistleblower Reports and Complaints – UC ANR provides several straightforward and uncomplicated ways by which UC ANR employees can anonymously and confidentially.

For additional information, please contact Ian Smith at ljsmith@ucanr.edu or anr-abusive-conduct@ucanr.edu. View the full text of the Presidential Policy on Abusive Conduct in the Workplace, including the Frequently Asked Questions, available on the UCOP website.