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Resources and Information

FOR STAFF AND STUDENTS: Guidance on Harassment - link to the Harassment Advisor Network and more information.

Guidance on being a responsible bystander. 

FOR STUDENTS: Peers of Colour - an initiative run by Student Welfare and Support. Click the link to find out more.

FOR STUDENTS: Counselling and Mental Health - run by Student Welfare and Support. Click the link to find out more. 

About the Race Equality Charter.

The University's Race Equality Task Force - find out more and how you could get involved.

Information on race on the Equality and Diversity Unit's webpages.

Oxford and Colonialism - this website brings together a wide range of initiatives across the collegiate University engaging with its colonial past and its ongoing manifestations.

The reading list of Black Lives Matter and anti-racist resources created in liaison with the Bodleian Libraries, College Libraries and JCR Welfare reps. This is an evolving list of resources with titles being added regularly. You can choose to filter the list by titles available online or by titles available in print. 

Resources in the Bodleian Libraries - colleagues in the Bodleian have been collating a collection of resources titled “Changing the narrative: championing inclusive collection development”. Here you can find a whole host of resources relating to different ED&I areas which are available to staff and students.

Oxford achievers award success - three of our inspirational students have taken the top places in this year’s national Rare Rising Stars awards, after being selected from a shortlist of high achievers. 

 

External organisations/resources

ESEA Heritage Month Hub is for anyone looking to find out more about East and Southeast Asian Heritage. There are lots of useful resources on the site, compiled by colleagues from City University and beyond, along with a useful summary video.

On Your Side is for anybody in the UK who identifies as part of an East or Southeast Asian community. This is the place you can find support and make a report if you experience or witness racism or any form of hate.