Arif Ahmed, Director for Freedom of Speech and Academic Freedom at the Office for Students, has published a letter highlighting the steps English providers can take to protect Jewish students and staff on campus.
Emma Maslin (Senior Policy and Research Officer) helps members understand and respond to policy changes in the higher education sector that impact the work of Student Services.
The Higher Education Authority in Ireland has published national data from an anonymous reporting tool it’s developed for its local higher education providers.
This session looks into how a solid understanding of research into traumatic memory and trauma stress responses can inform a more compassionate and successful approach to addressing sexual misconduct.
This session draws on guidance from the recent results of the Office for Students' sexual misconduct survey and other work to give an overview of what's happening the sector at the moment.
This session shares a programme that uses innovative, accessible and novel methods to build sexual violence literacy and intervention skills for more than 16,000 current and prospective students, staff, and community members annually.
The FFLM (Faculty of Forensic and Legal Medicine of the Royal College of Physicians) has published a letter addressed to all university vice-chancellors regarding the distribution of self-swab kits to victims of sexual assault.
Bridget Phillipson, UK Government Minister for Education, has announced that her ministry will allocate more funds to tackle antisemitism in higher education by providing additional training.
Wonkhe has published an article suggesting that policies on student-staff relationships at English providers should be tougher as many fail to address the intersectional boundaries and the power imbalances that make students vulnerable.
Wonkhe has published an article summarising a recent interview between the President of the Union of Jewish Students and the Office for Students’ Director for Freedom of Speech and Academic Freedom.
An Employment Partner at Mills & Reeve LLP has published an article describing the implications a ban on non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in areas of harassment, sexual misconduct and free speech has on English providers.
Wonkhe has published an article about the tension between English providers needing to implement anonymous reporting mechanisms and legal free speech requirements to comply with the Office for Students’ E6 regulation.
As the professional membership association for Student Services leaders in higher education, AMOSSHE represents the professionals who design, manage and implement practices to tackle harassment and sexual misconduct.
The National Crime Agency has published a suite of resources for Student Services staff who support students who’ve experienced financially motivated sexual extortion.
The Community Security Trust, a charity who aims to protect British Jews from terrorism and antisemitism, has opened a 24/7 helpline to support students experiencing antisemitism on campus.
EmilyTest, a charity committed to improving gender-based violence in UK higher education, has announced it’s starting a new network for universities and colleges.
Advance HE has published new guidance to ensure that freedom of speech and academic freedom are embedded within equality, diversity, and inclusion initiatives.
London School of Economics and Political Science Students’ Union has published an article based on their research into the experiences of free speech for students.
The Office for Students has published an article for students studying in England. The article summarises how students are impacted by the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023 and the E6 condition of registration for tackling harassment and sexual misconduct.
The Conversation has published two articles from academics that cover the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023 that came into force last week.
The University of Leeds is tackling harassment and sexual misconduct by having a single comprehensive source of information as required by the Office for Students' condition E6 of registration.
On Friday 1 August 2025, the Office for Students’ E6 condition of registration for English providers to tackle harassment and sexual misconduct came into effect.
HEPI (Higher Education Policy Institute) has published an article emphasising the need for increased participation from university leaders in shaping institutional culture.
Times Higher Education has published an article suggesting that English universities are unprepared ahead of the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act.
Ciphr eLearning (previously Marshall E-Learning Consultancy) is proud to report that 18 OfS registered universities have invested in our E6 Harassment and Sexual Misconduct eLearning suite.
From national guidance to real-world transformation, Symplicity is helping universities scale their response to E6 and strengthen student wellbeing services with powerful tech and proven results.
An academic has published an article on how the UK Supreme Court ruling on the definition of sex will negatively impact transgender and non-binary students.
The Office for Students has published a series of videos answering common questions about how universities might meet the E6 condition of registration tackling harassment and sexual misconduct.
In this session, Epigeum explored their collaborative model for creating meaningful online training on harassment and sexual misconduct, aligned with Office for Students Condition E6 requirements.