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Diversity & Access Office

The Diversity and Access Office can help to address concerns of disability discrimination. If, after completion of the interactive process with their manager and HR department, a staff member disagrees with a disability determination or accommodation, they may contact the Diversity and Access Office for assistance in resolving the disagreement.

Diversity and Access Office's Non-discrimination Policies and Reporting Resources

Dean of Students

Staff in the Dean of Students Office, Residential Education, and Graduate Life Office provide support to students on a wide range of issues, and can help students understand and navigate the support resources that are available to them. If you are concerned about a student you can reach out to report your concern to the Graduate Life Office (for graduate students) Residential Education (for undergraduate students) or the Dean of Students generally.

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Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S)

EH&S is the principal health and safety office at Stanford University. EH&S supports and advances the teaching, learning and research activities at Stanford by promoting a safe and healthy campus environment. It provides and coordinates programs and services that minimize safety, health, environmental, and regulatory risks. If you have a safety concern, you may report it anonymously by using the link below.

Report a Safety Concern

Local HR Offices and Employee and Labor Relations (ELR)

Staff are encouraged to first reach out to their supervisor regarding workplace concerns, including concerns about discrimination. If you do not feel comfortable raising a question or concern with your immediate supervisor, contact your local HR office or University Human Resources/Employee and Labor Relations to address your concern. The Stanford University Cardinal at Work website also provides links to resources for addressing a workplace concern.

University Compliance Office

The University Compliance and Ethics Helpline is a resource for community members to ask questions about how to do the right thing or report concerns about possible violations of policies, regulations or laws.

Report through the Helpline

SHARE Title IX and Title VI Office

The SHARE Title IX Office is the University’s central resource for redressing and preventing sexual harassment and violence issues experienced by all Stanford community members. Report a Title IX concern.

If you are a staff member who has become aware of a student experiencing discrimination or harassment based on race, national origin or color, please file a Title VI report. 

 

Threat Assessment Management Team (TAM)

If you are concerned about an individual or situation that may represent a threat on Stanford campus, you may reach out to the Threat Assessment Management team (TAM). Once a report is made, a member of the TAM team will review the information and initiate appropriate action.

Report a Threat Concern