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Rights, Relationships and Respect Evaluation

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Robertson, Hannah
Rossner, Meredith
Gadow, Friederike

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POLIS: The Centre for Social Policy Research

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The ANU Sexual Violence Prevention Strategy (2019-2026) envisions a violence-free campus, emphasising primary prevention of sexual violence. This includes addressing systemic power imbalances and social norms that drive violence. In response to a 2021 internal review identifying gaps in respectful relationships and consent education, the Respectful Relationships Unit (RRU) and Student Safety and Wellbeing (SSW) developed the Rights, Relationships and Respect (RRR) program. The program includes a compulsory online module for incoming residential students and a pilot curriculum of workshops in select halls.

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