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Please note that reports will not be monitored during the winter break, from 5pm on 20 December 2024 until 9am on 02 January 2025. Reports will be dealt with when the central University services resume. If you are in immediate danger, have been or are at risk of injury, or have concerns about another person, call 999 (or 112 from a mobile, 101 for non-emergency calls). 

During the Christmas period, College Student Support Offices will be closed. However, if you need to contact your College about a student support matter, you can use the emergency contacts found at this webpage.

The Centre for Hate Studies at University of Leicester has developed a series of digital training modules to support better understanding and responses to hate crimes. Below are some of the trainings that can be accessed here. 

Please note that registering for an account will provide you with free access to the suite of modules. 

Supporting Victims of Hate Crime 

This training will: 
  • Develop your knowledge of the nature and extent of hate crime
  • Enhance your understanding of the emotional, physical and health impacts of hate crime
  • Provide you with the tools you need to support hate crime victims more effectively

Hate Crime in Higher Education 

This training will: 
  • Develop your knowledge of how hate, hostility and harassment affect students within higher education
  • Enable you to help universities tackle these issues more effectively
  • Provide you with the information to support students and staff who are affected by hate crime

Hate Crime on Public Transport 

This training will: 
  • Enhance your awareness of the types of incidents that can impact victims on public transport
  • Develop your understanding of which groups are particularly susceptible to being targeted on public transport
  • Improve your confidence in managing such incidents and supporting the victim 

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