Accessibility at Yale

To report a disability-related accessibility issue on a Yale website or web application, please use the Accessibility Comments Form.

Website Accessibility

As part of Yale’s mission, Yale is committed to “the free exchange of ideas in an ethical, interdependent, and diverse community.” That diversity includes all people regardless of ability or disability.

Websites and web applications are integral to the university’s academic and administrative work. Yale is committed to making information, programs and activities on its websites and web applications accessible to people with disabilities through its Web Accessibility Policy.

The Web Accessibility Policy applies to websites and applications that conduct university business. Owners of such sites should be familiar with this policy and the Web Accessibility Procedure. The policy may also affect people in roles that work on university websites. People in roles that work on University websites and web applications should explore this website and take advantage of Yale’s accessibility best practices and trainings.

To meet the requirements of the policy, university websites should comply with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (“WCAG”) 2 Level AA. To see answers to common questions about accessibility, including how the policy may affect you, visit the Frequently Asked Questions page.

Common questions about accessibility at Yale are answered on the Frequently Asked Questions page. Email other questions to accessibility@yale.edu

Other Yale Accessibility Resources

  • Accessibility Resources at Yale: the primary website for information about all accessibility resources at Yale.
  • Student Accessibility Services: the primary mission of Student Accessibility Services (SAS) is to facilitate individual accommodations for all students with disabilities throughout the entire University.
  • Poorvu Center for Teaching and Learning: The Poorvu Center provides resources and consultations for creating accessible course materials and teaching environments. 
  • Office of Institutional Equity and Access: the Office of Institutional Equity and Access administers an Employment Accommodations Program for employees with Disabilities, designed to facilitate individual accommodations for current or prospective Yale employees with disabilities.
  • Campus Map: the campus map includes information about accessibility for buildings around campus.