Navigating the job search, internship or new job with visible or hidden disabilities can be challenging.
CMG offers support during individual appointments to address managing stress, identifying priorities, and navigating conversations with a new or future employer around disclosure or seeking accommodations .
Resources
HaasAbilities Club (opens in a new tab)
- Disability Accommodations at School and in the Workplace Workshop
- Disability Inclusion for Leaders: Are You Prepared For the Future of Work? – HaasAbilities Remote Workshop
- Navigating Disability in the Workplace Workshop
- Disclosure to Employers (opens in a new tab)
- UCB’s Career Center’s Webpage for Students with Disabilities (opens in a new tab) – if you are registered with DPS as a student or Alumni you can access some coaching and resources
- Disabled Students’ Program (opens in a new tab) – provides accommodations and services (opens in a new tab) for students with disabilities in the academic environment. DSP offers various programs, including TRiO DSP (opens in a new tab) (additional academic support for qualified students, including for students from low-income backgrounds), Spectrum Connect (opens in a new tab) (autism spectrum support), and career counseling.
- DAC (Disability Access & Compliance (opens in a new tab)) – also offers some services and resources like animals as accommodations (opens in a new tab) and can support non-academic accommodations for campus events. DAC also handles reports of discrimination (opens in a new tab) based on disability.
- Disability Management (opens in a new tab) – works to mitigate workplace disability issues for graduate student instructors and researchers and faculty and staff.
- DSP Handbook (opens in a new tab)
- ASUC Disabled Students Committee (opens in a new tab) – leads advocacy campaigns and uplifts the work of intersectional student groups on campus.
- Disability MBA Conference: Empwr (opens in a new tab)
- Disability:In | Best Places to Work 2020 (opens in a new tab)
- Jobs Accommodation Network (opens in a new tab) – is the leading source of free, expert, and confidential guidance on workplace accommodations and disability employment issues.
- Americans with Disabilities Act (opens in a new tab) (ADA) – official information and resources for the ADA
- Center for Workplace Mental Health (opens in a new tab) – provides employers with the tools, resources, and information needed to promote and support employees and their families mental health.
- Neurodiversity Resources List (opens in a new tab) – a collection of resources to support neurodiverse students
- Stanford Neurodiversity Project (opens in a new tab) – annual summit (October), job fairs, and resources
- AbilityJOBS (opens in a new tab) – the largest job site for people with disabilities
- Lime Connect (opens in a new tab) – the largest network of high-potential university students and professionals who happen to have disabilities in the world
- Project HIRED (opens in a new tab) – free services for job seekers with disabilities to find and sustain meaningful employment through various services designed to promote self-sufficiency and independence, remove barriers, create opportunities, and help participants build successful careers.
- HBR | We need to talk more about Mental Health at Work (opens in a new tab) – an article advocating for discussing and providing mental health care resources at work.
- HRB Podcast | The Anxious Achiever (opens in a new tab) – rethink mental health and work, with candid stories from leaders who’ve been there.
- Disabilities Trends Report 2022 (opens in a new tab)
- NextGen Leadership Mentor Program (opens in a new tab)