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Thank you for visiting the webpage for the Bias Reporting Tool at the University of Washington Tacoma. The tool was retired in September 2025 as part of a broader effort to coordinate civil rights reporting and response at the university in a centralized fashion and in accordance with the University of Washington Policy Executive Order 81.
All concerns involving bias, harassment, sexual misconduct or related retaliation at UW Tacoma can now be submitted through the UW Civil Rights & Title IX Report Form.
For more information, please visit the UW Civil Rights Compliance Office website or contact their team at civilrights@uw.edu.
The Civil Rights & Title IX Report Form is for NON-EMERGENCY incidents only. If your immediate safety is at risk, or you are witnessing violence or perceiving imminent harm to yourself or others, please immediately dial 911. You can also report non-emergencies to UW Tacoma Campus Safety & Security at (253) 692-4416.
For emergencies, call 911. For mental health crisis support, call 988.
Frequently Asked Questions:
(Source: UW Civil Rights Compliance Office website)
Who can report?
UW Tacoma students, staff, faculty and other academic personnel, as well as members of the public, can use this form to report about incidents they've observed, experienced or learned about.
- Undergrad Student
- Graduate Student
- Faculty/Staff
- Student Employee
- Graduate Student Employee
- University Affiliate
- Visitor to campus
- Off-campus individual
How do I file a report?
You can submit a report online which will be reviewed by the Civil Rights Compliance Office:
Can I report anonymously?
Yes. When using the reporting form, you can remain anonymous and withhold others' names to protect their identity. However, if you are obligated to report as an employee, you must identify yourself and may have to share all the information you have received. Visit Employee Reporting Obligations to learn more. The University's ability to address anonymous reports is limited. If you wish to remain anonymous but want to provide contact information, you can use a non-university-affiliated email address that does not include your name or other identifying information.
As a student, how secure is my report?
What happens after I report?
Other reporting options
If you are seeking confidential support, consider contacting the Office of the Ombud. For confidential support related to sexual assault, relationship violence or stalking, you can also contact the LiveWell Confidential Advocacy program.
Individuals can anonymously discuss safety and well-being concerns with SafeCampus, the University of Washington's violence prevention and response program. SafeCampus will provide guidance and safety plans tailored to your situation. Call (206) 685-7233 or email: safecampus@uw.edu.
Nondiscrimination Statement
The University of Washington prohibits discrimination, harassment and sexual misconduct in any education program or activity that it operates. In addition to this Bias Incident Reporting process, individuals may report concerns, make complaints, or direct inquiries to the Civil Rights Compliance Office. To learn more, see the University Statement of Nondiscrimination website.
