The war between Israel and Hamas may awaken both anxiety and commitment among students and staff. Some people are also personally involved, with family and friends in the affected areas. Many feel anger, frustration and fear. Lund University is committed to ensuring a secure work environment and study environment for everyone. The University does not accept any form of harassment of staff or students. Should this occur, it is taken very seriously, and the University will act in accordance with existing procedures as soon as a report is made. The University stands up for dialogue, respect for the views of others and an open exchange of opinions.
If something happens or someone feels anxious, there are many different forms of support available for students and staff.
Support and help
Below are links to more information about support and help.
Anxiety:
- For those who feel anxious, the University offers various forms of support. Students can turn to the Student Health Service.
- The Occupational Health Service offers professional support for staff.
- The University’s Multifaith Chaplaincy offers support for all students and staff, regardless of faith or beliefs.
Harassment, hate, threats or violence:
- Harassment – information for students
- If you are subjected to hate, threats or violence – information for students
- If you are subjected to hate, threats or violence – information for staff
- Harassment – information for staff
If something happens:
Risks and incidents are always to be reported in accordance with the University’s procedures. Are you unsure about what to report? Consult your manager or health and safety representative.