USyd, like many universities across Australia, has an abysmal record of responding to the endemic of campus-based sexual assault and intimate partner abuse.
The experiment has been criticised for endangering students and questioned on its ethics.
Consent Matters does very little to address attitudes stemming from rape culture.
In the wake of the most recent NSSS, and with the issue of student safety once again on the agenda, how do we avoid the same mistakes? What do we change when nothing changes?
Acknowledging the structural nature of sexual violence needn’t result in narrow economism.
Five years on from the landmark 2016 AHRC Survey, the Social Research Centre’s report indicates that much remains to be done for victims and survivors of sexual violence.
A campus novel that asks complex questions about friendship, love and morality.
Ahead of the National Safety Survey, what has uni management done since the last report on campus sexual assault?
