A joint project of UC Davis Global Affairs and UC Davis Human Rights Studies, Article 26 Backpack is a humanitarian digital tool and ecosystem for refugees and other displaced peoples to safely and securely curate, store, and share critical academic and career development documents with universities, possible employers, and agencies.

Faculty engagement, funding and resources through Global Affairs at UC Davis include the Chancellor's Awards for International Engagement, Faculty and Staff Ambassador Program, Seed Grants for International Activities, and various funding workshops and programs.

UC Davis is actively engaged in partnering with peer universities, research institutions and government agencies across the globe in order to facilitate a wide variety of intellectual interactions and exchanges.

Global Affairs hosts meetings with hundreds of visitors and delegations a year, welcoming senior international delegations to visit the University of California, Davis, and setting up meetings to explore future partnerships.

Increasing shared understanding and knowledge through professional international exchanges, Global Professional Programs brings international fellows, leaders, and scholars from across fields—including Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows, Mandela Washington Fellows, and Fulbright Scholars—to UC Davis for professional development and mutually-beneficial collaboration.

Bringing together six leading research universities and advancing new knowledge, UC Davis Arab Region Consortium facilitates collaborative research projects across fields and pursues innovative initiatives that are relevant to both the California and Arab regions. 

Building on mutually-beneficial partnerships between Chile and California, the UC Davis Chile Life Sciences Innovation Center leverages the strengths of UC Davis, groundbreaking research, and technology to stimulate opportunities within the agriculture industry in both the Chile and California regions.