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Animals on Campus

UC Berkeley supports the rights of disabled people to use service animals and emotional support animals (ESAs) in accordance with federal and state law. This page offers guidance on where and how animals are permitted on campus and how to request approval for an ESA in housing, classrooms, or the workplace.

Policy, guides, information and resources about Animals on Campus

General Information on Service Dogs & Emotional Support Animals...

Communications

Equal access to communication is essential for full participation in university life. This page outlines the resources and services available to support effective communication for disabled students, staff, faculty, and visitors.

Guides, information and resources about accessible communications

CART/ASL Requests ...

Complaint Procedure

Students, staff, faculty, and visitors have the right to raise concerns when they believe disability discrimination has occurred. This page explains the options for addressing disability-related complaints and connects users with relevant policies and support offices

Procedures, guides, information and resources about making disability related complaints or grievances

Disability Complaint Procedure ...

Digital

Digital accessibility is an essential part of ensuring full participation in campus life. This page shares guidance, resources, and collaborative initiatives aimed at creating an inclusive digital environment for everyone who learns, teaches, researches, or works at UC Berkeley.

Guides, information and resources about digital accessibility

Digital Accessibility Program ...

Events

All members of the UC Berkeley community should be able to attend and participate in campus events. This page outlines the university’s expectations for accessible event planning and offers guidance and resources to help hosts create welcoming and inclusive experiences.

Calendar of Disability Events at UC Berkeley

Disability Events

Guides, information and resources about accessible events...

Training

Training is essential to creating a campus culture that understands and advances disability access. This page provides access to our ODAC Training Bundle and other learning opportunities, including custom training options and campus-wide planning tools.

Training, guides, information and resources about training opportunities in accessibility

ODAC Training Bundle To access the ODAC Training Bundle on the LMS system directly, simply...

Culture

Disability is more than a legal status or an access issue—it is also a culture, identity, and lived experience. This page highlights opportunities to learn about disability as a cultural and political identity, connect with community, and explore history and theory.

Guides, information and resources about UC Berkeley's disability culture

Disability Community Cultural Center...

Architectural Environment

We are committed to creating and maintaining a campus that is physically accessible to all members of our community. This page provides information about accessibility in buildings, pathways, and outdoor environments, including long-range planning efforts and current projects.

Guides, information and resources about buildings and classrooms on campus

Buildings on Campus...

Housing & Dining

Disabled students may request reasonable accommodations in housing and dining environments. This page explains the process for requesting modifications, including those related to emotional support animals, and outlines how we work to support access in residential life.

Guides, information and resources about campus housing

Housing Accommodations Including Emotional Support Animals...

Healthcare

Accessible healthcare is a key part of an inclusive campus. This page shares information about available services, disability-related healthcare adjustments, and how University Health Services supports students and others with disability-related needs.

Guides, information and resources about health services on campus

Counselling and Psychiatric Services Mobile Crisis Response Team...