The New England Aquarium is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion plus, ensuring how we work together to deliver on our mission is inclusive of a broad range of perspectives. We are also dedicated to achieving meaningful impact and being a model in the community by understanding and engaging in transformational advocacy around issues of inequity.
Welcoming All at the Aquarium
A vital and vibrant ocean for all means just that—everyone. We welcome all races, all ethnicities, all countries of origin, all genders, all sexual orientations, all abilities, and all religions in the Aquarium and throughout our organization.

Accessibility at the Aquarium
We’re committed to maintaining an inclusive and welcoming environment for all locals and visitors, including those with visual, hearing, physical, and sensory-processing needs. We strive to provide engaging exhibits and educational experiences for everyone, regardless of ability.

Our Code of Conduct
Healthy marine life thrives on diversity. So do human societies. Please join us in demonstrating humanity, respect, and empathy for our staff and fellow visitors, as well as for our animals.

Celebrating Our Community
From free lectures at the Simons Theatre to programming on Central Wharf, join us for community events at the Aquarium.
