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End Rape on Campus

News // UNSW

UNSW stifles student protest against Bettina Arndt

Student protesters were met by up to 30 security guards and NSW police.

September 25, 2019 Nell O'Grady and Jessica Syed
A photograph taken at the National Day of Action that reads "USYD HAS A RAPE PROBLEM"
News // Campus Sexual Assault

VIDEO: Students are still waiting for decisive action on the campus sexual assault crisis

Honi spoke to students and activists in the lead up to and on the day of the National Day of Action about universities' progress on the campus sexual assault crisis

August 26, 2019 Amelia Mertha, Liam Thorne, Joseph Verity and Carrie Wen
An image of protesters outside the University of Sydney
News // National Day Of Action

National Day of Action sees students across universities unite against sexual violence

The protest has become the most important of the year among national Wom*n’s Collectives since the AHRC report into campus sexual assault was released in 2017

August 20, 2019 Vivienne Guo
Photo of the USyd Quadrangle, and with a photo of half drunk
Analysis // Alcohol

What USyd’s Draft Alcohol Policy doesn’t achieve

Not without its positive elements, the draft alcohol policy takes an inappropriate approach towards alcohol regulation

August 17, 2019 Liam Thorne
Profiles // Nina Funnell

International students: Nina Funnell on the hidden voice of #MeToo

The author of The Red Zone Report reflects on #MeToo, Colleges and the watershed moments of her career

May 27, 2018 Vaidehi Mahapatra
Protest
News //

End Rape on Campus publishes The Red Zone report

The document, which was prepared with no external funding, was partly designed to correct perceived issues with 2017’s Broderick review into USyd colleges.

February 26, 2018 Lamya Rahman
Profiles //

‘The most empowering thing I ever did was politicise my own assault’

Nina Dillon Britton and Nina Funnell talk sexual violence, the media and why USyd is still failing survivors

August 11, 2016 Nina Dillon Britton

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