Throughout the week we'll be raising awareness of sexual violence, answering your questions, and showing our solidarity with survivors and victims. This year, alongside a range of events, we are asking students and colleagues to take part in ‘5 Actions Against Sexual Violence’.
For Sexual Violence Awareness Week 2025, we’re challenging you to increase your knowledge and understanding of Sexual Violence. Over 1 million adults reported an incident of sexual violence in the year ending March 2022, and this is increasing. There are so many ways you can learn more about this topic.
Check out our 5 Actions Against Sexual Violence below, for suggestions on how you can get informed. You can use your Actions to contribute towards your NTU Award NTU Employability Online
Plus, complete an action for each of the 5 themes below between 3rd February and 14th February and you can be entered for a chance to win a £20 Amazon voucher.
Submit your entry and evidence here
It's great to work on your knowledge in your own time, but it can really help to engage in events to learn from other people. Check out the events we have going on that you can join. The whole list of events can be found underneath the actions:
The more we talk about this subject, the less stigmatised it becomes. Now you’ve done some learning, try sharing this!
See below for the range of events we will be hosting throughout the week. You can also pick up your free wristband from all campuses at the Students Union and Student Services desks to show your solidarity with survivors and victims.
Join us for an afternoon of crafting our very own Clothes Line as part of Sexual Violence Awareness Week
12-2pm, Clifton Campus📍
Join us for an afternoon of crafting our very own Clothes Line as part of Sexual Violence Awareness Week
12-2pm, Brackenhurst Campus📍
2hr workshop (with a midway break) to learn bystander intervention tools and how to respond to a disclosure of sexual violence.
1:30-3:30pm, Newton 38 - City Campus📍
Join us for an afternoon of crafting our very own Clothes Line as part of Sexual Violence Awareness Week
12-2pm, City Campus📍
In our expert panel we are joined by 4 speakers from different specialisms, discussing the impact of sexual violence on marginalised groups and the barriers this creates to accessing support and justice.
Speakers will include:
Halima Kamran, Sex Worker Independent Sexual Violence Advocate at POW Nottingham
Dr. Helen Williams, Associate Professor of Vulnerability and Criminal Justice at the University of Sunderland
Kenjin Kuek, Trustee for The Spencer Trust and Associate EDI Partner at Nottingham Trent University
Representative from Al-Hurraya
Use the link below to anonymously ask any questions to our panel of experts in advance.
Ask us your questions
2:30-4pm, Online 🌐