Awareness means paying attention, being conscious of your surroundings and the people around you, and being willing to take responsibility for non-discriminatory coexistence. At an event or party, awareness means making an effort to provide those present with a space where discriminatory behavior is actively countered if necessary and where those affected can find support.
At UR, a joint project with student initiatives has developed an awareness concept, various codes of conduct depending on the type of event, and a support structure to provide event organizers with a basis for their awareness work. The files are deliberately in an editable format, as adjustments may be necessary or useful depending on the group.
Contact
Feel free to get in touch if you would like to network with existing awareness teams, obtain information material, or borrow materials for use (flyers, high-visibility vests, etc.). You can contact the SHK team at the Anti-Discrimination Point or the Student Council representatives responsible for awareness by email: antidiskriminierung-awareness@ur.de
