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Respect Month launch

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Naomi Prime
T: 0889466403 E: naomi.prime@cdu.edu.au
Location Danala Foyer and Interactive Learning Centre
Open to CDU staff and students

Throughout April, Charles Darwin University will be holding Respect Month. This year, the theme is Better Together, marking the launch of a campaign highlighting our shared responsibility to build a safe and respectful university community.

The Respect Month Launch will feature an address from the VC, a guest speaker, stalls from community stakeholders, food, a pledge wall and other activities. We invite all students and staff to attend and contribute to strengthening our community's foundations of respect and equality in our university. 
 

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