Sexual assault and harassment
Notre Dame believes that all members of the University community have the right to feel safe and secure, and to be treated with respect and dignity at all times. The University condemns harassment, violence and unjust discrimination of every kind, and asserts that no one in our community should be subject to physical or verbal harassment or abuse. Notre Dame does not tolerate sexual assault or sexual harassment. We are committed to supporting any member of the University community who is affected by sexual assault, sexual harassment, or family and domestic violence.
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External support services for people who have experienced sexual assault or sexual harassment
- Rape & Domestic Violence Services Australia – 24/7 sexual assault counselling service
- 1800RESPECT National Sexual Assault, Domestic Family Violence Counselling Service – 24/7 information, counselling and support service
- NSW Health Sexual Assault Services
- Perth Sexual Assault Referral Centre
- Kimberley Sexual Abuse Prevention and Support Service
- Victoria Sexual Assault Crisis Line
- eSafety Commissioner – information, support and reporting options regarding technology-facilitated abuse
- Reach Out – specially targeted help and information for young people
- Lifeline – 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention service
- Beyond Blue – 24 hour mental health support
- Commonwealth Ombudsman – assistance for overseas students
- QLife – anonymous LGBTIQ peer support and referral
- Living Proud – LGBTIQ support and information for people in WA
- Twenty10 – LGBTIQ support and information for people in NSW
- Immigrant Women's Speakout – informal service for immigrant and refugee women in NSW
- Indigenous Women's Legal Service NSW
- Wirringa Baiya Aboriginal Women's Legal Centre NSW
- Aboriginal Legal Service WA
- Women’s Legal Service WA
- Women’s Legal Service NSW
- Transcultural Mental Health Centre – supporting people from culturally and linguistically diverse communities
- 1800RESPECT – support for people from culturally and linguistically diverse communities, migrants and refugees in relation to sexual, domestic or family violence
- Mensline Australia
- No To Violence – working to end men’s family violence
- Domestic Violence Resource Centre Victoria