Mental Health Support:
If you are currently experiencing a crisis, contact the Crisis Clinic for King County (phone: 866-427-4747). It is a 24/7 service so do not hesitate to reach out. You can also text your zip code to 877-211-9274 M-F 9am-4pm to chat and get connected to resources.
- The Counseling Center
- Clinical services through the Psychology Department
- Counseling Resources for Black Individuals and Communities
- Counselling Center resources for Non-Black Communities of Color
Student Safety:
For safety concerns, including sexual harassment or assault, SafeCampus can be contacted anonymously (if desired) and is always confidential:
Resolving Injustice:
Do you see discrimination or unfair behavior in your life? If so, these resources may help.
- Report Bias
- Office of the Ombud
- Student Legal Services!
- Migrant Legal Action Program
- UW Allies Program
Financial Support:
Do you need to improve on your financial security? Here are the ways UW can help:
- Emergency Aid at UW
- Financial Advising through Fidelity
- Low Income Assistance, Programs & Benefits (financial resources from the city of Seattle)
Funding mechanisms for Historically Underrepresented Populations:
- Fellowships Curated by the UW graduate School
- NIH Diversity Supplement (for post-baccalaureate, graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and investigators developing independent research careers)
- UW Biochemistry travel awards for graduate students:
Further DEI Education:
Would you like to broaden your understanding of diversity and inclusion? Here are some self-education tools and additional resources:
- Racial Equity Tools
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Resources
- Determine your own implicit biases
- UW Institute for the Study of Inequality and Race
Affinity Groups:
Would you like to find groups for people you identify with? Here are several affinity groups at UW, in Seattle, and online:
- LatinX
- Latinx Faculty & Staff Association (for LatinX faculty and staff)
- Latino Center For Health
- Seattle Latino
- UW SACNAS Chapter | Advancing Hispanics/Chicanos & Native Americans in Science (for students, postdocs, and faculty)
- Indigenous Peoples
- Gender Equity
- UW Alene Moris Women’s Center
- Women in academia (Faculty Council)
- 500 women scientists (@500womensci)
- UW Women of Color Collective Film
- Disabilities
- Queer
- Q Center
- NOGLSTP
- oSTEM
- 500 queer scientists (@500queersci)
- Black
- Asian and Pacific Islander
- Everyone
Family and Childcare Support:
Are you a parent looking for support and childcare? Here are some resources available: