A safe, inclusive and equitable University

The practical and pastoral ways that the University is a safe, inclusive and equitable place to study and work.

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Waipapa Taumata Rau's Disability Action Plan

The Disability Action Plan sets out our commitments to providing a safe, inclusive and equitable environment for students and staff with disability.

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Bullying, harassment and discrimination

Bullying, harassment and discrimination can threaten your sense of personal security or make you feel uneasy. It is not acceptable and is not tolerated.

How to get help and report incidents
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Family and relationship violence and abuse

How the University can support students and staff affected by family violence, and how you can help if someone you know is experiencing family violence.

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Emergency evacuation plan

Guidelines for students and staff members who require assistance.

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Equity at the University

Learn about the principles that guide the office of the Pro Vice-Chancellor Equity and the wider University.

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Hosting inclusive events and conferences

Consider equity at every facet of your event. This checklist can help.

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Inclusive facilities and spaces

From accessible parking and all-gender toilets to prayer rooms and breast-feeding facilities, learn how the University is inclusive of everyone.

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