Resources
| FAQ |
| Glossary/Definitions |
| Incident Reporting |
CU Anschutz is committed to maintaining an environment free from sexual misconduct, and discrimination or harassment based on race, color, national origin, sex, pregnancy, age, disability, creed, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, veteran status, political affiliation, or political ideology. An employee and/or volunteer who suspects a child participating in a program for minors is being abused, harassed, mistreated, or neglected by any person(s) shall report such information to law enforcement immediately and shall also notify their supervisor and/or the campus administrator. University employees who are mandatory reporters under Colorado law (see C.R.S. § 19-3-304) shall report pursuant to the provisions in that law.
If a minor discloses complaints of protected class discrimination and harassment, or prohibited sexual misconduct, child abuse, or neglect, one must do all of the following:
If the incident doesn't involve minors, but still involves discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct, intimate partner violence, or stalking, one must do the following:
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| Health Conditions & Medical Preparedness - Type 1 Diabetes |
Programs working with minors who have Type 1 Diabetes should ensure staff and volunteers are familiar with basic diabetes care, emergency response, and caregiver coordination. The following trainings and resources are recommended. Caregiver & Staff Trainings Caregivers Zoom Workshops (2026):
Registration and cost information can be found here. Partner OrganizationPrograms may also reference educational opportunities provided by Colorado Kids with Diabetes, which can be found here. FAQs & Quick GuidanceFor basic questions related to diabetes care, refer to the After-Hours FAQ provided by the Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes. |
| Language Accommodations |
University & Health System Resources Below are links to institutional language access contacts, which may also support or provide quotes: CU Anschutz Interpretation Resources UCHealth Patient Representative Office ([email protected]) Children’s Hospital Colorado Spanish language line (720-777-1234) Community Language Cooperative (CLC) Provides interpretation services, community facilitation, and inclusivity training. They specialize in supporting multilingual civic and public programs. Website: https://communitylanguagecoop.com/ Contact: [email protected]; [email protected], Pricing has historically ranged based on language and format (in-person vs remote), but typically $65–$120/hr depending on service. |
| Contact |
| For any questions about the process and required documentation, please contact [email protected] |