Respect and Wellbeing

A Mobile Police Beat will be present on campus at St Lucia staffed by a diverse range of officers during Sexual Violence Awareness Month to assist with raising awareness. Students and staff are welcome to come along and have chat to a Police Officer.

This event is an interactive exhibit.  Students are invited to paint or write on a t-shirt to raise awareness of the impact on violence and abuse. The t-shirts will be turned into an art installation displayed at Student Central from 19-20 October.

You can find us in the Great Court for Workout Wednesday with a range of games and activities to get you moving. We are very excited to be joined by 3 amazing Queensland Firebirds players, who can help you ace your Netball skills!

They're natural. They're normal. They're all different. Let's Talk About it. Period.

You've got this! Keep a lookout for UQ Respect Ambassadors at UQ Respect's Women's Health Week Stalls and around campus who will be giving out personal letters of encouragement and positivity this week just for you!

Boundary-setting is harder than we often realise. Join UQ Mental Health, UQ Respect, and UQ Wellbeing to learn more about your boundaries and practice how to assert your boundaries in a safe and respectful space.

This Women's Health Week, we have compiled resources specifically for women and gender-diverse folk to support their health. Drop by Campbell place on Monday, Tuesday and Friday, or Student Central on Wednesday and Thursday for free resources and information around sexual and reproductive health, physical health, mental wellbeing, and more.

You've got this! Keep a lookout for UQ Respect Ambassadors at UQ Respect's Women's Health Week Stalls and around campus who will be giving out personal letters of encouragement and positivity this week just for you!

This Women's Health Week, we have compiled resources specifically for women and gender-diverse folk to support their health. Drop by Campbell place on Monday, Tuesday and Friday, or Student Central on Wednesday and Thursday for free resources and information around sexual and reproductive health, physical health, mental wellbeing, and more.

This Women's Health Week, we have compiled resources specifically for women and gender-diverse folk to support their health. Drop by Campbell place on Monday, Tuesday and Friday, or Student Central on Wednesday and Thursday for free resources and information around sexual and reproductive health, physical health, mental wellbeing, and more.