The University of South Australia has always been committed to welcoming and supporting all students and staff to be part of our community, regardless of gender, age, race, religion, ability or sexuality.

The Ally Network at UniSA represents a significant step towards creating a culture that respects and celebrates sexual and gender diversity. We want to create a University community where all students, staff and visitors feel safe, supported and empowered to be who they are.

Attend this valuable training session on how to be an Ally and support your fellow students. By completing the training you’ll have the opportunity to sign the UniSA Ally Network Pledge and become an official UniSA Ally.

The UniSA Ally Network is a voluntary network of safe and non-judgemental contacts in support of our rainbow community.

✔ Allies can help with:

Questions around gender and sexual diversity
Peer support for queer identifying students and staff
Support to navigate university systems
Referral to relevant UniSA and external services
Suggestions for activities and events

✘ Allies CANNOT help with:

Expert advice on sexuality or gender
Professional counselling
24 hour availability
Legal or medical advice

Please note;

Light refreshments will be served
This training is only open to current UniSA Students.
If you feel unwell, we ask that you do not attend.

Contact the host of Allyship 101 (UniSA Student Ally Training)