GRLN Resources
The following resources are available to the entire UCSF community. All members of the UCSF community are responsible for creating and maintaining environments where all feel a sense of belonging and are free of discrimination and harassment. Please use the following resources to promote a culture of inclusivity:
GRLN Awareness Campaign
Be You! Read stories from our UCSF colleagues who describe how the University’s Gender Recognition and Lived Name Policy (GRLN) affects them. Includes the recording from the GRLN panel at the UCSF-wide Town Hall.
Training
All staff with access to legal name and/or gender data through any application are required to take the online “UC Gender Recognition and Lived Name: An Introduction to Gender Awareness” training.
Changing your email address
Update your UCSF email address to reflect your lived name by filling out the Email Change Request form provided by UCSF IT. Use this form ONLY IF you have already changed your Lived Name via your respective user system (ex.- UCPATH for employees/faculty).
Best Practices for Report and Dashboard Development
Please refer to the GRLN Best Practices for Report and Dashboard Development document created by the Tableau team. This document provides an overview of the best practices when developing analytics products (i.e.- reports, dashboards, etc.), using name and gender identity data for students, employees, affiliates, or alumni.
Creating Inclusive Teams
- Pronouns Matter 2023 - 12 Actions to be inclusive in Using and Respecting Pronouns
- Email Signature samples - best practice for adding pronouns to your email signature
- Pronouns Matter - learn about why pronouns matter and why it is important for all at UCSF to respect gender pronouns
- Pronouns Matter Virtually - learn how to add pronouns to different UCSF profiles such as Zoom
- LGBTQ Training resources - please visit the Learning & Development's LGBT Training webpage for additional training resources