How to disclose or report
If you've witnessed or experienced unacceptable or concerning behaviour, we're here to help. Our staff will listen, talk you through options and offer support.
If you've experienced discrimination, violence or threats (such as sexual assault, sexual harassment, racism, family violence and bullying) we can support you to take action.
You can choose to disclose or report.
Disclosing means telling someone. Reporting means telling someone, but with the expectation that they will do something about it. Whether you disclose or report is entirely up to you.
If you feel that you haven't been treated fairly at Federation and would like to express your dissatisfaction, you should make a complaint through Student Advocacy rather than disclose or report the incident.
How to disclose an incident
How to report an incident
Complete and submit our online form if you'd like to report any form of discrimination, violence or threats to personal safety.
What happens after you report
After you report an incident, you'll be given information about your options. You don't have to take action yourself. We can work on your behalf to prevent further concerning behaviour. We'll also make sure you aren't treated badly or unfairly for reporting. And everything you tell us will be kept confidential.