Discomfort, resistance, allyship

If we are to do Transformational Inclusion well, discomfort is an essential companion. 

How do we prepare ourselves and other interest holders to encounter discomfort? What does resistance look like? How do we work with it? How do we create spaces that enable allyship and offer emotional and professional support to people facing resistance? 

Share your experiences.....

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Data protection

This questionnaire supports the work we are doing as part of Engaged Futures programme. We want to learn about your experience of higher education to help us develop and build a movement towards change in the sector.  

We estimate it will take approximately 5 minutes to answer the questions. 

We will not ask you to give your name, or any other information that could identify you. This means it will not be possible to remove your responses from the record after you have submitted them. 

We will store all your responses securely in files held on Microsoft services hosted by the University of the West of England, Bristol. The data are accessible only to members of the NCCPE; access requires multifactor authorisation using institutional names and passwords. Before we store the responses, we will remove any information that could be used to identify a person or organisation. 

If you have any concerns about the questionnaire, please contact NCCPEcatalysts@uwe.ac.uk. If you would prefer to speak to someone who was not directly involved in the organisation of the Engaged Futures, please email nccpe.enquiries@uwe.ac.uk.  

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