The University System of Georgia has launched an effort to determine whether any buildings or colleges on the system’s 26 campuses should be renamed to send a more inclusive message to students, faculties and host communities.

Sachin Shailendra, chairman of the university system’s Board of Regents, and system Chancellor Steve Wrigley have named a five-member advisory group to review those names and recommend any changes.

“USG’s mission is knowledge, and this action today is a step toward addressing how communities understand the history and context involving our campuses,” Wrigley said. “While the review may be one part of a much broader discussion, I believe it is essential to advance how we serve students and all Georgians.”

The move comes as state, Federal and local government agencies announce changes to the names of streets and buildings that honor former Confederate leaders in the wake of protests across the nation after the killing of George Floyd, a black man, in Minneapolis at the hands of a white police officer and the fatal shooting of another black man, Ahmaud Arbery, by a white man near Brunswick.