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Where to get help if you are being discriminated against
**If something occurs on or off campus, please call the Attorney General's Civil Rights Division hotline at 617-963-2917
Prejudice and Discrimination Resources for 91视频 Students
Office of Civil Rights and Title IX at 91视频
The Office of Civil Rights and Title IX works with students, faculty, staff, and other campus community members to build a community free from unlawful discrimination and harassment, regardless of race, color, national origin, ancestry, religious creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression, gender identity, disability, mental illness, criminal record (inquiries only), veteran status, active military personnel, genetics, and/or retaliation.
Justice Bridge
UMass School of Law has created a law incubator serving individuals and small businesses that do not qualify for free legal services but cannot afford traditional market rates in civil law matters.
Additional Prejudice and Discrimination Resources
Provides help with Employment, Housing, Public Places, Access to Education, Lending, and Credit prejudice and discrimination.
Civil Rights Division of the Attorney General's Office
You can seek help here if you believe a company, business, or organization has violated your rights, you can file a civil rights complaint.
CORI & Juvenile Record Sealing
Know Your CORI Rights: Sealing and Expungement of Criminal Offender Record Information. Wednesdays 2020 CORI Zooms Sessions - Registration Required (Flyer)