The Reporting Sexual Assault To Police series takes you through the process of reporting a sexual assault for adults 18 years and over. In STEP 5 Detective Nicole Bourke outlines what happens at the formal interview.
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In a follow up to the previous blog How to unlearn homophobia we share a video from Rainbow Youth which addresses the power of language in a uniquely kiwi way. Check it out!
“We chose to address something small that contributes to much larger issues – homophobia, biphobia and transphobia.” Rainbow Youth have said on their Facebook page.
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Video shared with permission from Rainbow Youth, Auckland.
Jess McHale (Science) explains her research on Cascading Hazards – the idea that one hazard triggers another, which triggers another. Watch her presentation that won her third place at the UC Thesis in Three finals in August. (video: 3 min 08 seconds)
Each year, the Dean of Postgraduate Research at UC sponsors and organises the Thesis in Three competition for postgraduate students. PhD and Masters students give a three-minute presentation to describe their thesis research with only a single presentation slide. The top three students from each college round go on to compete in the UC final.