• During October 2024, DRS gave out its first-ever ACCESS Award: Advocating Campus Change for Equitable and Supportive Solutions to Tom Armstrong, diversity recruiting and transition consultant in the Office of Human Resources.

    Nominate one of Pitt’s accessibility champions

    Nominations are now open for the 2025 ACCESS awards, recognizing faculty and staff members who champion accessibility

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    Creating a culture of consent

    Prevention at Pitt is leading efforts for our second-annual Campus Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

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    Celebrate the ADA at 35

    As the Americans with Disabilities Act turns 35, Pitt community members are being urged to tell their stories

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    Indigenous Cultural Festival Sept. 24–28

    For the fourth year, the University and the Council of Three Rivers American Indian Center will partner to bring the Indigenous Cultural Festival to campus

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    The Importance of Digital Accessibility

    A campus where all can thrive relies on accessible digital spaces. Browse topics and learn to apply them in many digital formats. Explore accessibility now.

Office of Institutional Engagement & Wellbeing

Our office provides leadership and resources, and partners with units and campuses to create welcoming environments that enable everyone to succeed. 

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Disability Resources and Services

At the University of Pittsburgh, we are committed to promoting equal access to students, faculty, and staff with disabilities. Disability is an important aspect of our community.

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