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Accessibility at Georgetown

Georgetown University is strongly committed to ensuring inclusive and equitable learning and working environments. We embrace the diversity of our students, faculty and staff, and work to ensure that our programs and services are accessible to community members and visitors as part of our commitment to justice and the common good. We celebrate our disability communities at Georgetown and the vital contributions they make to our mission.

Our Disability Community

Georgetown community members engage in a variety of academic, cultural and social activities and programs, including the Disability Cultural Center, the Disability Studies Program and a number of student groups, that center the intersectional disabled experience and enhance connection and inclusivity.

Disability Culture at Georgetown

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Accommodations

Physical Accessibility

Digital Accessibility

Information For:

Students

Faculty

Staff

Visitors

Reporting and Questions

Find more information on how to report an accessibility barrier or disability-related harassment, discrimination or bias to the university and for university offices to contact with questions relating to academic or workplace accommodations or other accessibility-related concerns.

Reporting and Questions