Triton Leaders Conference: Allyship

An invigorating movement is underway, as we continue to explore and reimagine an inclusive community where everyone can thrive. Building on the theme of advancing equity, we’ll dig deeper, making new discoveries through the lens of allyship in a collective effort to realize a more equitable future. Real change begins with each of us and our ability to show up for one another..

Join us virtually February 4-5, 2022 for two days of impact, inspiration and celebration, as we delve into this important work. Hear from dynamic speakers and attend meaningful workshop sessions. Learn how to advance your leadership goals and acquire new skills, network, expand your influence and pay it forward. Help us acknowledge the best of our Triton community — alumni and campus leaders who are making a difference. Because as a unified Triton community, we can achieve so much more.

This year, the conference is in proud partnership with #USvsHate, a national project of UC San Diego CREATE (Center for Research on Educational Equity, Assessment & Teaching Excellence) and Professor Mica Pollock’s #Schooltalking. #USvsHate is an educator- and youth-led messaging project designed to counter bigotry in schools, create welcoming classrooms, and embrace inclusion and justice for all in our diverse schools and society. The #USvsHate image featured above is a Spring 2021 winner created by the Kilby Laboratory School (Florence, AL) 4th grade class of 2020-2021. Learn more

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Triton Leaders Conference: Celebrating Our 5th Year!

Each year, the Triton Leaders Conference brings together volunteers from across UC San Diego and around the world. Alumni, students, staff, faculty and community leaders alike have the opportunity to gather as Tritons, connect with fellow attendees, explore campus priorities, learn, share and grow.

Tim Wise

Opening Keynote: In partnership with the UC San Diego Office for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion.

Tim Wise is an anti-racist writer, educator and commentator. He appears regularly on CNN and MSNBC to speak on racial issues. He has authored nine books, including his latest, “Dispatches from the Race War,” and his acclaimed memoir, “White Like Me.” He has been featured in several documentaries, including “Vocabulary of Change” (2011), where he appeared alongside legendary scholar, activist and UC San Diego alumna, Angela Davis, MA ’69. Wise is host of the podcast, Speak Out with Tim Wise and is a graduate of Tulane University. View Bio