Report an accessibility barrier
All members of the UVic community (including campus visitors) can report accessibility barriers or feedback about the Accessibility Plan using this form. An accessibility barrier is anything that restricts or challenges someone's ability to learn or work at UVic. This can include access to services, information or buildings on campus.
Reporting accessibility barriers helps us understand and prioritize the needs of the UVic community. You don't have to be personally impacted by a barrier to submit a report. You can provide contact information if you want progress updates on your barrier report or you can submit anonymously. We may also reach out for additional information if necessary to resolve a barrier.
To report an emergency, call 9-1-1 first, then contact Campus Security at 250-721-7599.
Other help contacts
- Centre for Accessible Learning about academic accommodations
- HR Work Life Consultants about workplace accommodations
- UVic Safe Disclosure form for anonymous and confidential discrimination or harassment reports
- IT Support about UVic's IT services
- for help resolving problems or disputes fairly
Report barrier
Privacy
Report submissions are reviewed by a small team of UVic staff who work with departments to resolve barriers. We do our best to respect your privacy by only including necessary details. You don't need to provide any personal information you're not comfortable sharing, including medical conditions.
If appropriate, your ticket details will be shared with the Accessibility Committee to inform future versions of the Accessibility Plan. Details will not be attributed to any individual when reporting. Your privacy will be respected.
Data collection notice
The 樱花影视 is collecting your personal information for the purposes of better understanding barriers faced by people with disabilities at UVic. This collection is authorized under sections 26(c) and 26(e) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
If you have any questions about the management of your personal information, please contact accessibility@uvic.ca.
Common barriers
Administrative process
Examples include:
- issues with accessing campus services
- inaccessible forms or application processes
- confusing or missing information
Campus culture
Examples include:
- behaviour or attitudes of UVic service providers
- inaccessible events
Digital and online
Examples include:
- computer fluency
- access to assistive technology
- inaccessible UVic websites or online services
Learning or teaching
Examples include:
- classroom environment or equipment
- inaccessible course materials
- instructional practices
- access to teaching resources
- Brightspace
Physical spaces
Examples include:
- furniture
- indoor spaces like classrooms, office areas and meeting rooms
- building features like bathrooms, elevators, stairwells and hallways
- on-campus housing
- accessibility features like door openers and ramps
- outdoor spaces like walking paths and parking lots
Work or research
Examples include:
- work-life balance
- inaccessible hiring practices
- department processes
- access to accessibility resources