At End Campus Silence, we believe individual experiences can reveal something bigger. When university processes cause or compound harm behind closed doors, each experience can be treated as isolated - and the patterns remain invisible.
By bringing these experiences together, we can identify recurring failures, missed warning signs, and opportunities for earlier intervention.Your experience matters.
By sharing what happened, you can help turn individual voices into collective evidence, strengthen accountability, and build fairer, safer and more humane university systems.
Couldn't ban a sexual assaulter from a society due to guild rules. Another person was assaulted by a phd student and he threatened her with legal action when she tried to complain and warn people
The university automatically assumed I was guilty, failed to undertake a full and proper investigation, ignored key evidence, and basically the entire process was biased against me as the male, and biased in favour of the female accuser
In yr1 two girls were sexually assaulted by the same guy. They allowed him to stay at uni and one of the girls committed suicide because of it
Your experience can help us understand where university processes break down, what warning signs are being missed, and where earlier intervention could make a difference.
Whether you were a complainant, respondent, witness, advocate, supporter, or otherwise affected by a university process, sharing what happened contributes to a growing body of collective evidence. Together, these experiences can uncover recurring patterns, strengthen accountability, and help build fairer, safer and more humane systems.
You don't need to have completed a formal process, received a particular outcome, or know whether what happened to you has a legal name. If a university process caused or compounded harm, we want to understand what happened.
Please do not include names or other identifying details about individuals in your testimony. All submissions are reviewed before anything is published, and submitting a testimony does not mean it will automatically be made public. Please see our Privacy for information about how submissions are handled and used.
One experience can look isolated. Together, testimonies can expose recurring failures and warning signs that might otherwise remain invisible.
When people face institutions alone, their concerns can be easy to dismiss. Bringing experiences together turns individual voices into collective evidence that is harder to ignore.
Your experience can help identify where people become stuck, overwhelmed or harmed - and where earlier legal, advocacy or other support could change the trajectory.
End Campus Silence is an independent initiative exposing when university processes cause or compound harm. We bring individual experiences together to uncover patterns, strengthen collective voice, support earlier intervention, and drive systemic change. Join us in building university systems that are fairer, safer and more humane for everyone.
