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Welcome to the Discrimination and Harassment directory page. Here, you will find options for support and reporting if you're dealing with discrimination or harassment of any kind, including identity-based harassment and online harassment. 

1. Report Discrimination or Harassment

File a report against a student, staff or faculty member with options for report navigation, online/telephone reporting, anonymous reporting and confidential reporting.

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  HDAPP is responsible for addressing reports of identity-based discrimination or harassment, as well as reports of sexual violence or sexual harassment involving students, staff, and faculty. 
   
  • • Use this portal to report related to protected categories.
    • For information about reporting sexual violence and sexual harassment, please see the Sexual Harassment, Violence, and Relationship Abuse page.  (*note this is the new tile name)
       
  • • NCOs at UC Davis are a directive that prohibits one student from contacting another student or individual that’s requested it.
       
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  Visit HDAPP’s Confidential Resources page to find private options for discussing cases of harassment or discrimination before making an official report.
   
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  This guide provides steps for reporting concerning faculty conduct regarding freedom of expression, academic freedoms and safety. 
   
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  Fill out this form to file a report of student misconduct.
   
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  Support for individuals who are unsure how to proceed with a concern involving a student, staff, or faculty member.
   
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  Report hate crimes directly to the UC Davis Police by calling 530-752-1727.

2. Support Resources

The following resources provide specialized or confidential support and may assist individuals in connecting with appropriate campus services.

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  Student Counseling Services offers confidential, short-term therapy to all registered UC Davis students at no charge.
   
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  ASUCD offers undergraduate students free 30-minute legal consultations with an attorney. For graduate and professional students, the GSA has a similar offering .
   
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  The Ombuds office is a confidential, independent, impartial, and informal problem solving and conflict management resource for all members of the UC Davis campus community.

Sexual Orientation and Gender-Based Harassment/Discrimination

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  CARE provides confidential support, including advocacy and guidance on reporting sexual assault, sexual harassment, sexual exploitation, intimate partner violence, stalking, and gender identity and sexual orientation-based harassment. 
   
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  Offers advocacy, support and resources for LGBTQIA+ students. 
   
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  Provides programs, support and resources for issues related to gender equity.
   
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  Provides information and advocacy for trans and non-binary students, including a Trans Advocate at the LGBTQIA Resource Center Center, and the .

Disability-Based Harassment/Discrimination

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  Offers support and advocacy for students facing discrimination or harassment based on ability.
   
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  Submit notice of an ADA barrier on campus.

Race/Ethnicity-Based Harassment/Discrimination
 

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  Connect with staff and other students based on your identity or culture through one of the resource centers on campus.
   

3. Police Accountability

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  The UC Davis Police Department believes in accountability for all police officers. File a report with the  if you believe you have experienced police misconduct, such as excessive force, discrimination, harassment or improper procedures. 
   

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  This dashboard centralizes reports, logs, and safety data, providing interactive visualizations to enhance transparency, accountability and community trust.

4. Doxing and Online Harassment

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  Learn what steps to take if you become a target of doxing, cyberbullying, social media trolling or other online harassment.
   

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  This site provides descriptions of some common scams that students and scholars may encounter and how to avoid them.