UCSF Committee on Disability Inclusion

The UCSF Committee on Disability Inclusion (CDI) works to identify and address barriers impacting people with disabilities across the UCSF community. Convened by the Office of Diversity and Outreach, CDI serves as a coordinating and advisory body that evaluates institutional policies, programs, and procedures, and recommends improvements to enhance physical, digital, and programmatic access. Through collaboration with campus partners, CDI seeks to promote inclusion and ensure that people with disabilities can fully participate in all aspects of campus life.

Accomplishments Spotlight

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Accessible Event Champion Certificate Program

Participate in this comprehensive 5-part training designed to equip staff and faculty with knowledge and skills to plan accessible in-person, virtual, and hybrid UCSF events.

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Navigating Campus: Physical Access Maps

Access comprehensive resources on UCSF’s classroom and event accessibility, including maps to locate ADA and inclusive restrooms and accessible entrances, assistive listening devices, and support for Zoom and classroom settings.

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Committee Members

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Resources

Explore UCSF’s disability resources to support accessibility, accommodations, inclusion, and advocacy across campus and UCSF Health.

Visibility

Celebrating and amplifying disability experiences, events, and initiatives that promote inclusion and accessibility at UCSF.

  • Faces of Ability | Highlights the experiences of faculty, staff, and students living with disabilities, aiming to foster a more inclusive and accessible community.

Training

Build awareness and skills to create an inclusive and accessible environment at UCSF.