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Everyone deserves the right to feel safe, included and valued on campus – and it all starts with respect 🤝
Respect at Uni Week is a great opportunity to learn how Curtin is fostering a culture of respect, care and safety on campus, get involved in a range of activities and workshops and discover how you can make our uni safer for everyone.
Respect at Uni Week is an initiative from the Victorian Tertiary Primary Prevention Network. All universities in WA are joining forces to promote the importance of respect, equality and inclusion on our campuses and online spaces.
How can I get involved in Respect at Uni Week?
♨️ Pop by our Respect at Uni Week BBQ and Feedback Hub to learn how you can help make our uni safer for everyone.
👫 Attend Curtin’s in-person or online workshops about pronouns, Respectful Relationships or bystander training.
👀 See behind the scenes in the Safer Community Team Control Room. Tours have limited spots, so book in quick.
💭 Learn about topics like consent, respect, pronouns and being an active bystander.
📚 Refresh your knowledge through the Respectful Relationships module in Curtin Challenge.
🏳️🌈 Complete our LGBTQIA+ Awareness Training to become a Curtin Ally!
What support is available at Curtin?
If you or someone you know has experienced sexual harassment, sexual assault, or any other inappropriate behaviour, support is always available.
You can report it online, call our Safer Communities team on 08 9266 4444, or if it’s an emergency call 000 for immediate police or ambulance assistance.
A range of free and confidential services, such as Student Wellbeing and Psychological and Counselling Services, are also available at Curtin to support you.
Learn more about our support services, how to report incidents and what happens after you report.
