When student engagement is meaningful, impactful, intersectional, evidence based and trauma-informed, it creates powerful opportunities for change and trust building.

About this webinar

This webinar brings together Our Watch experts, student leaders and university staff for a panel discussion on what effective engagement with students really looks like in practice. Grounded in the Student Life domain of Our Watch’s Educating for Equality framework, the session will explore how universities can build genuine partnerships with students to shape, implement and strengthen prevention work.

As required under the National Code, student collaboration and engagement is an ongoing responsibility embedded across multiple standards. This session will highlight how universities can engage students as active contributors and leaders in prevention efforts, drawing on their knowledge, experiences, and influence within their communities.

Panellists will share insights on their experiences and practical approaches to embedding student voice, through to implementation and evaluation.

This is also an opportunity to hear directly from students about what meaningful engagement looks like from their perspective, and what they want to see from universities to support safer, more equitable campus environments.

This webinar will be recorded.