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A message of support and solidarity following the recent riots

This is a message of support and solidarity from your Students’ Union. We know this is an incredibly difficult time for students, staff and our wider community. We know that some of our members might be feeling scared and confused. We are here to help. Read on for key information and options for seeking support (both University-led and external).

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This is a message of support and solidarity from your Students’ Union.

 

The horrific attack in Southport and the acts of violence, islamophobia and racism that we are seeing across the country (and close to our campuses) stand against everything we believe in.

We know this is an incredibly difficult time for students, staff and our wider community. We know that some of our members might be feeling scared and confused. We are here to help.

Read on for key information and options for seeking support (both University-led and external).

 

Support if you are concerned about travelling to exams due to the riots

All Mitigating Circumstance (MC) applications that are due to the current rioting and civil unrest will be approved for the current Exam period (August 5 to August 16 2024). 

It is important to understand that you may not be able to undertake the delayed assessment until January 2025 and this could impact on your ability to progress on your course as anticipated or graduate on your original timeline.

Please see the article on the Student Hub with information how to submit a Mitigating Circumstance (MC) application here. (internal link)

Accessing Support

Here is a reminder of the University mental health and wellbeing support available to all students:

 

Reporting Hate Crimes & Hate Incidents

If you experience or witness any hate crime or incident, please consider reporting so you can access support.

We can support you in making a report to the police or an anonymous report - it is completely your choice. Anything you tell us will remain strictly confidential.

You can report by completing the online reporting form or emailing us at reporthatecrime@uclan.ac.uk any time for support or to make a report.

 

External Support Services

If you want to report incidents externally, without going through the University, visit one of the following links:

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