Student reporting tools
BSMS is committed to challenging racism, sexism, homophobia, ableism, transphobia and all forms of harassment and discrimination. We encourage students to report incidents they have experienced or witnessed. Ideally, we hope that students will approach the Student Advice Team; however, we recognise that sometimes students prefer to report anonymously.
This form is not a replacement for Student Advice and if you have any urgent concerns or issues you must use our Student Advice channels as your first point of contact.
Visit our Student Advice page here >
VIEW THE REPORTING TOOL HERE >
Student advice services offered at the Universities of Brighton and Sussex
University of Brighton
Disability Coordinator - disability@brighton.ac.uk
Careers Service - careers@brighton.ac.uk
Counselling Service - counsellingfalmer@brighton.ac.uk
Chaplaincy - I.Wallis@brighton.ac.uk
Students’ Union - helloBSU@brighton.ac.uk
International Support team - please click here for further information
University of Sussex
Careers Service - careers@sussex.ac.uk
Psychological & Counselling services - counsellingreception@sussex.ac.uk
Chaplaincy - j.s.thorogood@sussex.ac.uk
Students’ Union - advice@ussu.sussex.ac.uk
Active Bystander Training
Dr Dunx Shrewsbury, Reader in Clinical Education and Primary Care, leads on Active Bystander Training at BSMS and delivers interactive workshops for staff and students throughout the year. It is essential that BSMS continues to strive towards cultivating and maintaining a safe and inclusive space for people to be their authentic selves. The video below provides an overview of the development and delivery of Active Bystander Training, the importance of allyship and how attendees are equipped with the skills necessary to develop their own practices with confidence.