***STUDENT REPORT AND SUPPORT: Between 21 August and 4 Sept, there may be a delay in responding to Report + Support submissions due to staff leave.
If you need more immediate support or advice during this time, we encourage you to contact the EUSA Advice Place, who can provide confidential, independent support to students.
Racist and religious discrimination is particularly hurtful to victims as they are being targeted because of their personal identity: their actual or perceived racial or ethnic origin, belief, or faith. Discrimination can happen randomly or be part of a campaign of continued harassment and victimisation.
