The Student Commission on Racial Justice - Have Your Say! Student Survey (Scotland)

The Student Commission on Racial Justice is a national project that gives young people a platform to share their experiences and ideas about racial justice in education. This survey asks about your experiences at this college, what is working well and what could be improved. Your feedback will help Student Commissioners understand the experiences of students and make recommendations for positive change.

The survey is anonymous. We will not ask for your name or contact details. Please do not include names or other information that could identify you or anyone else in the open-text questions. The survey is managed by Leaders Unlocked.

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Thank you for taking the time to share your views.

Glossary of Key Terms

Culture – Culture is the way a group of people live, including their beliefs, traditions, language, food, music, and customs. It shapes how they think, behave, and celebrate.

Diversity – Diversity means people being different from one another and respecting those differences.

Ethnicity – Ethnicity is a group of people who share the same culture, traditions, language, or family background.

Inclusion – Inclusion means making sure everyone feels welcomed, respected, and able to take part, no matter their differences.

Microaggressions – Microaggressions are small comments or actions related to someone’s ethnicity or race that can make them feel excluded, disrespected or judged, even when the person did not mean to cause harm.

Race – Race is a way people are often grouped based on physical features, such as skin colour or facial features.