Safe360°Gender-based Violence

At Strathclyde, your safety, health, and well-being are always our top priority.

We want you to have a wonderful experience in every way while you're here with us at Strathclyde. We promote gender equality and do not tolerate any form of Gender-based Violence (GBV) or abusive behaviour. We do not stand for rape culture, and there is no place here for a culture that reinforces misogynistic attitudes.

We're committed to delivering the vision of Equally Safe: Scotland's strategy for preventing and eradicating violence against women and girls for a strong and flourishing Scotland where all individuals are equally safe and respected, and where women and girls live free from all forms of violence and abuse.

Harmful actions which constitute GBV go against our Gender-Based Violence Policy and Student and Staff Discipline Policies. We work with the Police to address illegal behaviour.

Our Strathclyde Community Commitment sets out the standards of behaviour we expect for a safe and respectful University community and culture, together on campus, off-campus and online. We all play our part in driving the change that is needed in society more generally.

"There is one universal truth, applicable to all countries, cultures and communities: violence against women is never acceptable, never excusable, never tolerable." -Ban Ki-Moon, United Nations Secretary-General

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Campus Security Services

Our Security Team is available 24/7.

On campus

If you need them, get in touch on extension 3333 if you're on campus and using a landline. If using a mobile, call on +44(0)141 548 3333.

In an emergency, get in touch on extension 2222 if you're on campus and using a landline. If using a mobile, call on +44(0)141 548 2222.

Off campus

If you're off campus, in an emergency please dial 999.

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Get help for Gender-based Violence

If you're experiencing GBV, you deserve to be heard and supported in order to live and study safely:

Rape Crisis Scotland provides crisis support for anyone in Scotland affected by sexual violence at any time in their lives.
Survivors UK provide help for boys and men who have been raped or sexually abused.
Scottish Women’s Aid offers support and refuge to victims of domestic abuse.
Hemat Gryffe Women’s Aid Glasgow offers support to Asian, black and minority ethnic women and young people affected by domestic abuse.
AMINA- The Muslim Women’s Resource Centre offers confidential, culturally-sensitive advocacy and support to victims of domestic abuse.
Scotland’s Domestic Abuse and Forced Marriage Helpline 0800 027 1234 is open 24 hours.

www.endgbv.uk is an online database that details support avenues for students and staff at every university and college in Scotland, as well as national resources.

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