The Count Me In Campaign was created in Spring 2019 as a way to promote the self-identification of disabilities. Rudy Jones, ADA Coordinator, announced the Campaign at the Spring 2019 Empowering Carolina Seminar. When the Campaign was announced in April … Continued

Mental illness is often considered a hidden disability, commonly overlooked and not easily understood. But did you know that depression is the second-leading cause of disability in the world? Mental health issues can negatively affect productivity, physical health and attendance. Disability … Continued

Vice Chancellor for Workforce Strategy, Equity and Engagement, Felicia Washington and Vice Chancellor of Research, Terry Magnuson have released an update regarding a new National Science Foundation (NSF) grant term and condition. The change requires the University to report findings … Continued

The Equal Opportunity and Compliance office wrapped up its 2019 Empowering Carolina Spring Seminar Tuesday, April 2. The program, hosted by the EOC Office and Accessibility Resources and Service Office, focused on Mental Health and Wellness. It was a topic … Continued

Heels United teamed up with Student Wellness to promote healthy relationships during our Love Empowers Installation on February 11, 2019. The purpose of this installation was to communicate to the campus community about healthy, safe relationships around the Valentine’s Day … Continued

The Equal Opportunity and Compliance office wrapped up its 2018 Empowering Carolina Fall Seminar Tuesday, October 9. More than 150 people packed into the Student Union’s Great Hall for this year’s event, which featured Brian Clarke, a Carolina alumnus and … Continued

Dear Carolina Community: We are pleased to report that the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has concluded its investigation of our Title IX program that arose out of a complaint filed more than five years ago. … Continued

UNC-Chapel Hill is and will remain firmly committed to providing a safe and inclusive environment for all members of our community, free from discrimination, harassment, and related misconduct including sexual violence. We have carefully reviewed the interim guidance the Department … Continued

Dear Carolina Community: On behalf of the University’s Digital Accessibility Advisory Team (DAAT), we are sharing specific actions we are asking campus to take to assist with Carolina’s emerging digital accessibility plan. Implementing this plan is an important part of … Continued