National Survey to Examine Racism at Australian Universities

Date:

National Survey to Examine Racism at Australian Universities

A woman walks past signage for Australian universities in Melbourne’s central business district on June 10, 2020. Photo by William West/AFP via Getty Images

The Australian Human Rights Commission will next week launch a national survey to examine the extent and impact of racism across universities.

Part of the Racism@Uni project, the online survey will invite all students and staff aged 18 and over at participating universities to share their experiences with racism—on campus and online. Responses will remain anonymous.

spot_imgspot_imgspot_img

Share post:

More like this
Related

Rescuers Search for Survivors in Colombia After Deadly Earthquake

Rescuers are trying to find survivors amid the debris...

Australia Deepens Defence Ties With Vietnam Amid Human Rights Concerns

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has met with Vietnamese...

FBI Director Vows to Annihilate Scam Compounds Targeting Americans

WASHINGTON—Deep in the jungle in Southeast Asia, behind high...

Attack on Cargo Ship Near Yemen in Red Sea Causes Casualties, UK Group Says

In this handout photo provided by U.S. Central Command,...