Available accessibility services and resources to the UW-Madison community addressing accommodations, facilities, transportation, designing for accessibility, academic research, fitness and recreation.
Accommodations
Changes, adjustments, auxiliary aids, or services provided so a person with a disability can enjoy the same opportunities, benefits, and privileges.
Request an
accommodation
Transportation
Accessible transportation options on campus, including accessible parking, routes, buses, pedestrian maps, and building maps.
Accessible transit and parking
Buying tech
To ensure accessibility, decisions about which products to purchase must consider accessibility early and throughout the process.
Procure accessible technology
Digital accessibility, including websites
Fundamentals
What is digital accessibility and how to design accessible content.
Web, media, documentation
Make accessible websites, images, videos, documents, emails and more.
More digital accessibility
Course content, procuring accessible technology and accessibility evaluations.
Transportation and getting around
Transit, parking, maps, and routes
Road closures, construction, and snow
Accessible facilities
Elevators and accessible classrooms
Emergency planning
Academic research
UW Disability Studies
Initiative
An academic program exploring models and theories that examine social, political, cultural, and economic factors that define disability and help determine personal and collective responses to difference.
Rehabilitation Psychology and
Special Education
An academic program committed to improving the lives of people with disabilities by preparing leaders to serve as resources and advocates through local, state, national, and international collaborations.
Dedicated to the advancement of knowledge about human development, developmental disabilities, and neurodegenerative diseases.
Assistive technologies, building accessibility, research assistance, paging services, digital delivery and more services from UW Libraries.
Fitness and recreation
Camp Randall and Kohl Center accessibility guides
Athletics Guest Services provides a variety of services to make Game Day accessible to every Badger fan.
Inclusive fitness spaces, programs and how Recreation and Wellbeing is working to create a more accessible UW-Madison.
Hoofers Accessible Sailing Club
Offering sailing instruction that stresses safety and fun and can be modified in numerous ways to fit individual needs.
Adapted Fitness and Personal Training
Classes for students with permanent and temporary disabilities looking to improve fitness and develop a healthy or healthier lifestyle.
An event that gives athletes of all abilities an opportunity to participate in adaptive and Paralympic sports, events and activities.