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UC Berkeley supports the rights of disabled people to use service animals and emotional support animals (ESAs) in accordance with federal and state law.

We are committed to creating and maintaining a campus that is physically accessible to all members of our community.

Getting around campus should be straightforward and accessible. This page includes resources related to accessible parking, transportation, maps, and other tools to support navigation for disabled people.

Equal access to communication is essential for full participation in university life.

Students, staff, faculty, and visitors have the right to raise concerns when they believe disability discrimination has occurred.

Disability is more than a legal status or an access issue—it is also a culture, identity, and lived experience.

Digital accessibility is an essential part of ensuring full participation in campus life.

Disabled students are entitled to equal access to academic programs, courses, and learning environments.

UC Berkeley is committed to providing equal opportunity and access in employment.

All members of the UC Berkeley community should be able to attend and participate in campus events.

Accessible healthcare is a key part of an inclusive campus.

Disabled students may request reasonable accommodations in housing and dining environments.

Policy, guides, information and resources about disability

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Participation in sports and recreation should be open and inclusive to all.

Emergency planning must account for disabled people and others with access and functional needs.

Training is essential to creating a campus culture that understands and advances disability access.