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UNSW Gender Based Violence Prevention and Response Plan

UNSW is committed to preventing and responding to gendered violence. Our whole-of-organisation plan includes consent, relationship, and bystander education, accessible support services, transparent response options and comprehensive evaluation of UNSW activities and services.

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National Student Safety Survey

The NSSS helps Universities to understand student knowledge, attitudes and experiences related to sexual and gender-based violence, including sexual assault and sexual harassment.

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Respect@Work Report 2020

The Australian Human Rights Commission examined the nature and prevalence of sexual harassment in Australian workplaces, the drivers of this harassment and measures to address and prevent sexual harassment.
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Stop. Empower. Support. 2022-2025

Achieving a safe and respectful campus and workplace for all students and staff requires a UNSW strategy to frame ongoing action to prevent and respond to gendered violence, including sexual misconduct.

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Annual Report

UNSW has a responsibility and a unique opportunity to prevent and respond to reports of gendered violence, ensuring the safety of all members of our community. In 2021, UNSW publicly shared the results of its annual report on the prevention of and response to gendered violence. In this way, we hope to bring these crucial issues into the light.

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Do you have questions or suggestions? We’d love to hear from you! You can email us anytime.

Get support  

  • GV Portal
  • Email
  • Website
  • Phone: 02 9385 5418
  • Text: 0485 826 595 (Confidential chat, after-hours; Mon – Fri 5 pm-9 am, 24/7 on weekends/ public holidays). 

Urgent medical or safety help

  • Off campus: Call Triple zero (000). 
  • On campus: Call 9385 6666 for UNSW Security.
  • On campus: Visit Prince of Wales Hospital for medical assistance, if required.
  • Immediate support: Call 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732) or visit our online chat
  • For more information: Emergency contacts

 

Together, let’s create a safer, more inclusive UNSW. Thank you for your support!
TW: This page contains sensitive topics including abuse, sexual harassment and domestic violence.
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