RMIT University Library provides a positive, welcoming, and enriching experience for all members of the community.
Safe and Inclusive Spaces statement
We value diversity of perspective, experience, and background and are actively committed to a culture of inclusion, safety and respect within our physical and online spaces. In particular, the Library commits to:
- upholding a culture of inclusion in all Library sites of RMIT University
- maintaining the Library’s physical and virtual spaces free from prejudice and disrespect where people are free to express themselves, learn, and achieve without censure or harm
- working toward addressing collection content that is deemed discriminatory or harmful in nature against marginalised groups, including but not limited to LGBTIQA+, people with disabilities, neurodivergent and indigenous people
- encouraging all staff to undertake diversity and inclusion training covering Reconciliation, LGBTIQA+ inclusion, Accessibility and Cultural Competence.
- using preferred names and pronouns
- all physical Library locations having disability access to student spaces
- aligning with the University’s Digital Accessibility Framework to ensure digital content creation is designed with accessibility, diversity and inclusion in mind.
- assistive technology being available for use within the Library
- visibility of the Library as a safe and inclusive space including in digital signage and on our webpage.
Contact us
We have dedicated staff, who are responsible for supporting the Library’s Safe and Inclusive Spaces commitments. They can help you access services and resources available at the University. However, if you or others feel at risk or consider the situation to be an emergency, phone 000. If you are on campus, contact Campus Security.
