Contact & collaboration
Work with us —
The right route for researchers, institutions, journalists and partners, and what not to send us.
Direct contact
General enquiries
Write to [email protected]. We aim to reply to organisational enquiries, but cannot respond to individual cases.
Do not send case details
Please do not send complaints, allegations, names, health information or documents about an individual situation — by any route. We cannot act on them and do not yet have a secure, properly governed way to hold them. Students looking for help: see where to find qualified support.
Collaboration
Choose the route that fits.
- Researchers and reviewers
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Propose a source, a finding or a methodology change, or volunteer as an independent reviewer.
- Universities and public bodies
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Reply to, correct or add a source to a finding that concerns your institution. Every record carries a right of reply.
- Partners and supporting organisations
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Register an organisation’s interest in collaborating or in the StudentSafe Standard. Registering is not an endorsement and is not published as one.
- Journalists
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Background on who we are, how we work and what our findings can and cannot show is on the About and Research pages.
- Prospective members and collaborators
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Membership is open to adults and organisations that accept our goals and Statute. There is no fee.
Ground rules
Collaboration on independent terms.
We welcome cooperation with student organisations, universities, quality-assurance and ombuds bodies, researchers, professionals and civil society. Every collaboration respects the same conditions:
- no partner or funder determines research conclusions, approves publication or can stop it;
- paid work cannot buy a positive assessment;
- conflicts of interest are declared, and the person concerned steps aside;
- we do not describe anyone as a partner or supporter until they have confirmed it publicly.
GitHub submissions are public and stay in the repository history; GitHub’s own privacy statement and terms apply. You may use a pseudonymous account. Our privacy notice · The repository