Comstock's Magazine 0720 JULY July 2020 | Page 18

WORTH NOTING On the Web Only Get Social How Leaders Can Build True Inclusion by Russell Nichols As the U.S. grapples with the COVID-19 pandemic, factors such as socioeconomic status, education, neighborhood and employment play a pivotal role in ending systemic racism and social injustice. We asked Adrienne S. Lawson, senior director for Health Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at UC Davis Health, how businesses in the Capital Region can transform the status quo, facilitate healing in the workplace and community, and rethink what service looks like in 2020 and beyond. Prepping for Success Rebecca Arnfeld: Kimberley Bernhardt has taken time out to help arrange meals for grieving community members and made herself available so that friends and family could make sure folks stay fed and cared for after the loss of a loved one. I doubt Hello Fresh has those connections with clients. Young Professionals: Behind the Scenes With social-distancing protocols in place, Comstock’s Art Director Carly Cornejo and freelance photographer Terence Duffy took our 10 Young Professionals for the July issue to the trails along the Sacramento Deep Water Channel in West Sacramento. Videographer Jason Balangue takes you behind the scenes of our photo shoot. SHUTTERSTOCK PHOTOS (TOP AND BOTTOM) Learning to Pivot by Laurie Lauletta-Boshart The impact of the coronavirus pandemic has complicated the job prospects of this year’s college seniors, who, just months ago, could have expected to graduate into an unstoppable economy. Instead, they finished their classes online, attended virtual career fairs and graduation ceremonies, and joined a job market with the highest unemployment rate since the Great Depression. Here’s how a few new graduates, universities and prospective employers are adapting. 238 comstocksmag On June 1, about 200 volunteers turned up to help clean around Sacramento businesses that were damaged by vandals as protests were ongoing in response to the police killing of George Floyd, a Black man, in Minneapolis. nikkibeck3422: Thank you to all the volunteers 18 comstocksmag.com | July 2020