Report an incident of harassment

Unsilenced

At ARU, we’re committed to making sure that everyone in our community is treated with dignity and respect. Bullying, discrimination, harassment, hate crimes, sexual violence and harassment, and domestic abuse can happen to anyone regardless of age, gender, race, sexual orientation, religion, class, or background.

What is Unsilenced?

Unsilenced is our online tool for students to access support following an incident of harassment, sexual violence, or other incident of abuse.

You can use it to tell us what happened anonymously, where you do not disclose any personal details. This information can really help us to improve our support. Alternatively, letting us know who you are tells us you’d like support from us. It is completely confidential.

If you're unsure about what has happened, you can find out more about the different types of incident you can report.

Please note that using Unsilenced will not result in a formal complaint and we will not be able to take formal or informal action. Visit My ARU for guidance on making a formal complaint.

If you’re in immediate danger, need immediate support or are looking for alternative support within the university, we have some useful resources below.

Letting us know what's happened

You can choose to remain anonymous, or to get support from us. We can also help if you wish to make a formal complaint to the University.

Inform us about an incident anonymously Notify us about an incident and get support Get help with making a complaint

Are you in immediate danger?


Do you need immediate help?


What support is available at ARU?

What incidents can I tell ARU about?

You can tell us about bullying, harassment, sexual violence, domestic abuse, discrimination, and hate crimes and incidents. If you're unsure on any of these, you can read more here.

Read more on the types of incident

Have you been subjected to sexual violence?

The Student Sexual Violence Advocacy (SSVA) service is here to support you if you have been subjected to sexual violence of any form.

Get support from our SSVA service Read more about sexual violence