GBV Member Examples

The UniSport Australia Strategic Plan 2025-2028 includes within Strategic Pillar 1 a focus to promote the value of sport, physical activity and wellness to the higher education sector.

UniSport’s aim is to monitor and positively contribute to the debate on current issues that directly impact the sector. Universities across Australia are already doing meaningful work to prevent and respond to GBV in their sport programs. This section highlights some of those approaches – to share what’s working, spark new ideas, and build a stronger collective practice across the UniSport network.

Click on the dropdown lists below to view the various member programs.

Member Examples

Monash University

Example	Description	Link
Off-Campus Sport Guidelines	Monash University has developed dedicated off-campus guidelines for sport clubs and varsity teams, providing a clear framework for managing risk, setting behaviour expectations and responding to incidents at events away from campus – including interstate travel.	Off-Campus Travel Club Member Resources

University of Queensland

Example	Description	Link
Respect at UQ	Respect at UQ is a mandatory online education module that provides students with practical knowledge about respectful relationships, consent, gender-based violence, ethical bystander intervention, and trauma-informed responses to disclosures. The module aims to build a safer university culture by equipping students with the confidence to recognise harmful behaviours, support others, and access appropriate support services.	Module Summary Respect at UQ webpage

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