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UBC is committed to maintaining and respecting human rights at every level of the institution. This means providing students, staff and faculty with an environment dedicated to excellence, equity and mutual respect, and free from discrimination.

If you or someone you know has experienced an incident you would like to report, please visit one of the following pages:

UBC Centre for Accessibility
The Centre facilitates disability-related accommodations and programming to remove barriers for students with disabilities and ongoing medical conditions.
UBC Equity & Inclusion Office
Human rights advising for concerns related to discrimination on the grounds protected by the BC Human Rights Code and UBC’s discrimination policy.
Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office
SVPRO is a confidential place for those who have experienced, or been impacted by, any form of sexual or gender-based violence, harassment, or harm.
AMS Sexual Assault Support Center
The SASC provides safe, confidential, and non-judgmental support to all people who have experienced sexualized, gender-based and/or intimate partner violence.
UBC Investigations Office
The Investigations Office (IO) responds to formal reports of sexual misconduct and discrimination involving UBC students, faculty, and staff through investigations.
Bullying and Harassment Prevention at UBC
Information for UBC faculty, staff and student employees on how to prevent, handle and report bullying and harassment in the workplace.
UBC Human Resources
View UBC's respectful environment statement and steps to resolve conflict.
Office of the Ombudsperson for Students
The office works with the UBC community to ensure students can learn, work and live in a fair, equitable and respectful environment.
Graduate Student Society Peer Support
Specialists provide confidential assistance to fellow graduate students experiencing difficulties and work to ensure concerns are addressed fairly and in a timely manner.
UBC Student Services: Responding to discrimination
UBC is committed to providing a safe, supportive, and inclusive living and learning environment, with resources and services to support all students.
Psychology EDI Committee
For support or questions, contact our Associate Head of EDI or a member of our EDI committee.
EDI Committee: UBC Sexual Misconduct Policy
The Psychology EDI Committee provides an overview of what happens when someone makes a complaint of sexual misconduct at UBC.

 

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