Welcome to the Office of Disability Access and Inclusion

The Office of Disability Access and Inclusion (ODAI) was established in 2021 as part of UCSF's commitment to ensuring an accessible and inclusive environment for people with disabilities to work, learn, visit, and receive healthcare at UCSF. Our office provides training, programs, and resources that empower and support the UCSF campus and health community in advancing its commitment to disability access, inclusion, and anti-ableism. We aim to affirm and celebrate disabled students, faculty, staff, and their allies, and foster a sense of belonging and pride at UCSF.

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Two people sitting on a couch holding coffee mugs. One person has a mobility scooter parked off to the side. Image credit of Disabled and Here

Disability Resource Center Explore our resource center dedicated to disability identity, culture, and pride.

Close-up of a person wearing a filtering face mask, sitting at a table with notebook and pen. They have colorful flower earrings and headphones on while looking into the distance. Image courtesy of Disabled and Here.

Education & Events A central resource highlighting events and programs.

People sitting in an audience with a stage and lecturer presenting. There are two wheelchair users in the central aisle.

Toolkit for Accessible Events Tips for planning accessible in-person, remote, and hybrid events.

Nikki Le, left, and Anna Hom, talent recruiters in Human Resources, held a workshop on how to interview, in the Global Health Sciences building, at the Mission Bay campus.