As part of Changing the Culture, it is important we all educate ourselves about the different forms of harm, abuse and inequality, and what we can do to help create a safe, tolerant and respectful University community for all.
Explore our collection of multi-media presentations to gain an understanding of key concepts and themes on how racism operates and what we can do about it.
Work through this presentation to understand what is meant by 'white privilege' and the ways in which it operates on a daily basis.
In this timely discussion about race and racism, you'll learn about how whiteness structures and impacts on all our lives.
Find out more about 'white supremacy' and how it infiltrates major systems and institutions culmination in a racist legacy.
'White fragility' helps explain why it can be so difficult for white people to interrogate and understand racism. Check out this short presentation to learn more.
Watch this presentation to learn about every day, often unnoticed and unnamed forms of discrimination.
These learning resources aim to help you gain a better understanding of what antisemitism looks like, and so better equipped to call it out
These learning resources provide an introduction to what antisemitism looks like.
Continue learning about antisemitism, exploring deep-rooted antisemitic conspiracy theories and tropes.
Students’ work was used to create a campaigns calendar which was handed out to every student during Welcome 2019/20, as well as posters and postcards promoting a monthly campaign.
It's a day when we're simply trying to redress the balance.
View the International Woman's Day campaign book
Celebrating LGBT history and standing up to hate.
Check out this campaign book put together from students' work to celebrate Black History Month.
What does it mean to be part of the #TeamMDX community? Here you’ll find introductory resources to help you understand and celebrate our key values as a diverse, inclusive, supportive and safe community.
Just how multicultural, multi-faith and multi-national is MDX? How can you benefit from studying in such a diverse environment?
View the Our Diverse Community media book
What exactly do we mean by building inclusion? What is your role in building an inclusive environment? What can you do to drive forward culture change?
View the Inclusive Environments media book
What do I do if I experience or witness any form of hate, discrimination, bullying or harassment? How can I keep safe online?
View the Safe and Supportive Spaces media book
Exploring identity, unpacking stereotypes, embracing individuality and valuing difference.
View the #WeAreMore campaign book
Raising awareness and building confidence in Care and Concern.
View the #Report.It.To.Stop.It campaign book
Celebrating diversity and promoting partnership and community cohesion.
View the #BuildingBridges campaign book
View a collection of student work delivered for Holocaust Memorial Day.
Challenging prejudice and discrimination and encouraging tolerance and empathy.
View our #NoHomeForHate campaign book
Campaign book produced to support HE sector guidance.
View the Online Harassment campaign book
These learning resources aim to help you gain a better understanding of what Islamophobia looks like, and so you are better equipped to call it out.
Recognising Islamophobia Part 1 unpacks Islamophobia from every day acts of prejudice to more insidious institutional and structural forms of discrimination.
Recognising Islamophobia Part 2 looks at the origins of Islamophobia and factors contributing to anti-Muslim hate in the 21st Century, including orientalism, 9/11 and the media.
Educate yourself and others about sexual violence and what you can do to help change the culture and prevent incidents from occurring in the future.
Learn about consent and how nothing less than an active, enthusiastic and freely-given "yes" will do.
Read this short presentation to find out how you can respond to a disclosure of sexual violence in a supportive and helpful way.
Upskirting, revenge porn and fake porn - find out how to keep yourself safe.
Learn how to take a stand against all forms of sexual violence, whether by being an active bystander or reporting an incident.
This presentation debunks rape myths, helping you to better understand the reality of sexual assault.
Learn about the different forms of sexual harassment, ranging from sexist comments and jokes to unwanted sexual advances.
Explore this online exhibition of students' work which puts their voice centre stage in driving forward culture change.
Collating students' work which addresses sexual violence and the normalisation of misogynistic attitudes.
