BACKGROUND
Sexual harassment and violence on campus have been an ongoing issue, and Hands Off are working with the School to improve the process of reporting sexual misconduct, alongside hosting discussions and workshops.
OBJECTIVES
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Create a response to sexual misconduct based on care and proactivity
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Hiring a Sexual Violence Advisor for students
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Improving the provision of information for students considering reporting and/or disclosing
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Safe Contacts in every department
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Training for all decision-makers in sexual misconduct cases
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Open up the conversation around sexual violence
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SOCIALS
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GET SUPPORT
At LSE:
Anti-Harrassment Officer, Laura Boland - If you need support/guidance on what next steps you can take after experiencing sexual violence
Report It Stop It - To report sexual violence, bullying and/or harassment to LSE
Safe contacts - Safe Contacts Sexual Violence
Sexual Violence Support Worker - Free, confidential and independent support for anyone who has survived any kind of sexual violence, at any point in their lives.
Consent Collective & the LSE - access consent collective material
Disability and Well-being service
NGOs and other forms of support:
Rape crisis - services by women, for women and girls
Survivors UK - services for male and non-binary survivors
National Domestic Abuse Helpline
Galop - Hate Crime, Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence support services for LGBTQ+ survivors / victims
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