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If You Experience Racism

When you are ready, you can report incidents through several options. All reports are treated respectfully and in a confidential manner for the rights and sensitivities of everyone involved.

The EDI Race Equality Advisors Are Here to Support You.

Our Advisors support ethnic minority members of the university — including Irish Travellers and Roma — who experience racism. They provide guidance, help with reporting, and connect you with relevant supports.

Need Help?

Contact the EDI Race Equality Advisors or explore our Race Equality Report and Supports.

Need Urgent Help?

If you experience or witness a racist attack and only if it is safe to do so, please report it to the appropriate authorities. Your action can make a difference. ·

Formal Reporting

We encourage formal reports for racial discrimination.

  • The University’s policy outlines investigation procedures.
  • Support Services are available for both those affected and those accused of inappropriate behaviour.
  • Learn more about formal reporting and supports here

Anonymous Reporting – Speak Out

Speak Out is an online tool for students and staff to report — anonymously — incidents such as bullying, harassment, discrimination, hate crime, coercive behaviour, stalking, assault, sexual harassment, sexual assault, or rape.

  • Data collected helps shape initiatives to address bullying, harassment, and sexual violence.
  • Reports are fully anonymous; the university cannot identify or contact you.
  • You cannot name the accused in this tool — to do so, you must submit a formal report.
  • Access Speak Out and a full list of internal/external supports here.