Frequently Asked Questions - Report + Support - University of Warwick

1. What is Report + Support?

2. Can I report something that happened off campus?

3. If I submit a report on Report and Support, will it automatically trigger some kind of formal process?

4. What happens with anonymous reports?

5. I’ve heard about Report and Support, but I’ve never bothered to report anything, the university doesn’t do anything about people who are reported.

6. The Report and Support form asks for quite a lot of information, and I often think people are afraid of not having enough evidence and maybe not being believed.

7. Report and Support only seems to be available to people who have been harassed by a student or fellow colleague, what if something has happened to someone in their personal life outside university or the perpetrator is a random member of the public?

8. Is it true that survivors of sexual or domestic violence reporting someone they are/were close to will be interpreted as them consenting to what happened to them?

9. Some people won’t disclose experiences through Report and Support because they don’t think they’re ‘bad enough’, particularly things like racialised microaggressions, are their fears valid?

10. How secure is my information?

There are two ways you can tell us what happened

Report anonymously or Report with details