Respect Month Installation - Danala
| Presenter | Emily Ellis | |
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| Location | Danala Foyer | |
| Open to | CDU staff and students | |
During Respect Month, guided by the theme Stronger Together, we’re taking time to recognise our shared responsibility in creating a safer, more respectful university community. This year’s installation at Danala invites students to pause, reflect, and contribute their voices. Centered on the story of a student who may be experiencing gender‑based violence, the installation encourages us to consider how we notice, how we respond, and how we support one another.
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