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UvA launches Reporting Point for Social Safety and Integrity

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UvA launches Reporting Point for Social Safety and Integrity

Published on 01-10-2025 09:00
Feeling safe at the UvA is important. If you are experiencing undesirable behaviour or a breach of integrity, there is always someone who can help you. Depending on the support you need, there are various places you can turn to. As of October 2025, the reporting point will help guide you.
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Support with undesirable behaviour and breaches of integrity

If you are affected by undesirable behaviour or a breach of integrity, you can seek advice from several sources. These include your lecturer, study adviser, one of the confidential advisers, or the ombudsperson. Not sure who to approach? Or would you like to talk things through with someone? From now on, you can contact the Reporting Point for Social Safety and IntegrityExternal link.

Independent and confidential

Your digital report will be handled by a staff member of the Office of the Ombudsperson. The reporting point is independent and will treat your report confidentially.

For everyone who studies or works at the UvA

The reporting point is open to students, staff and anyone visiting the UvA.

How to submit a report

How to submit a report to the Reporting Point for Social Safety and IntegrityExternal link.

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