Resources

These resources give an insight into a range of global sexual harm policies. The policies here provide recommendations and direction that can help with developing a successful sexual harm policy in a range of crucial areas (such as consent support, discourses and evaluation).

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• Stop Sexual Harassment on Campus's roundup of each New Zealand university's policies and support options. https://www.sshoc-aotearoa.org/uni-policies
   

• Respect. Now. Always: Have we changed the course? A webinar featuring an expert panel of speakers from across Australia and New Zealand. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0c4HHMAqo6M
   

• University of Sydney Student Sexual Misconduct Policy. (Australia, 2018.) Easy-to-follow policy for addressing sexual assault and harassment, focusing specifically on students, including information on disclosure, complaints, recommended procedures and active bystander intervention. http://sydney.edu.au/policies/showdoc.aspx?recnum=PDOC2018/470&RendNum=0
   

• University of California Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment Policy. (US, 2022.) Sexual violence and sexual harassment policy implemented across all employees, undergraduate, graduate and professional students; clearly prohibiting sexual harassment. This policy is comprehensive and good practice in the US. https://policy.ucop.edu/doc/4000385/SVSH
   

• Toronto Metropolitan University Sexual Violence Policy. (Canada, 2016.) Clear and concise policy, including consent, support, handling disclosures and complaints procedures. 
  https://www.torontomu.ca/policies/policy-list/sexual-violence-policy/
   

• Ride Sharing Sexual Assault Safety Guide. (US, 2022). This guide discusses the prevalence of sexual assault in rideshare apps, lawsuits and legal action against major ride-sharing platforms, and safety measures that Lyft and Uber passengers can take to avoid unwanted sexual contact. https://cutterlaw.com/sexual-assault-ride-sharing-guide/