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The online forum ‘Strategic Misogyny’ begins blogging about the presence of sexual violence on university campuses.

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Goldsmiths' students independently organize the ‘Sexual Harassment in Higher Education Conference’ (SHHE), hosted on campus.

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Professor and activist Sara Ahmed resigns from Goldsmiths in protest over the institution's failure to address sexual harassment in a robust and sustainable way.

The ‘Goldsmiths Feminist Students’ blog responds with an open letter to Sara Ahmed regarding her resignation.

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Goldsmiths issues an official public statement regarding sexual harassment at the institution.

Goldsmiths’ website publishes an open letter from Deputy Warden, Jane Powell, exploring gender-related issues.

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The ‘We Want Truth, Goldsmiths’ blog publishes a call for action following Sara Ahmed’s resignation.

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The 1752 Group research and lobby organisation launches. It is formed and led by several of the same Goldsmiths graduates who organized the SHHE conference.

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The Goldsmiths ‘Staff Discrimination, Bullying and Harassment Policy’ is updated to include information about sexual harassment.

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Student-led direct action raises awareness around the issues of sexual harassment, with a craftivism session.

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The Centre for Feminist Research at Goldsmiths hosts a ‘Sexual Harassment Culture in Higher Education’ Workshop

Goldsmiths College and SU secure HEFCE (Higher Education Funding Council for England) funding to create a programme that addresses sexual harassment.

Goldsmiths SU hosts the ‘Speak Out Spoken Word’ event as part of Sexual Harassment Awareness Week.

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Goldsmiths appoints a Strategy and Review Manager - Sexual Harassment, a key part of the College’s ten-point plan to address sexual harassment.

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College Council approves a new policy and procedures for addressing incidences of sexual violence within the Goldsmiths community.

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Goldsmiths publishes new ‘Policy’ and ‘Report & Support’ procedures.

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Goldsmiths Students’ Union passes the sexual harassment policy at Student Assembly.

Goldsmiths Students’ Union begins offering Active Bystander Training workshops for some students, and builds this timeline to highlight the history of activism that has led to institutional and community change around issues of sexual violence on our campus.

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The College and Students’ Union officially launch the Against Sexual Violence campaign. This includes a new policy, procedure for reporting and accessing support, and expanded Active Bystander training sessions for students in the 2018/19 academic year.

The ‘Latinx Community at Goldsmiths’ student group hosts a workshop and discussion addressing issues of gendered violence within Latinx communities around the globe.

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Tara, Welfare and Diversity Officer, and Amelia, Project Lead for Against Sexual Violence Campaign, facilitate a workshop at the NUS Women’s Conference, covering best practices and campaign options for students’ unions.

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Goldsmiths Students’ Union invited to share their work at the Lewisham Council Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) forum.

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Goldsmiths Students' Union hold Against Sexual Violence campaign training for Students' Unions across London

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Student Union Bar Staff take part in Training with the Good Night Out Campaign and become accredited

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Goldsmiths speak at AdvanceHE EDI Conference about the project

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Goldsmiths marks 16 Days of Action against Gender Based Violence, including hosting a talk with Survivors UK

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Active Bystander Training is held in campus halls

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Against Sexual Violence Campaign distributes 'Palentines Cards' for Students to thank friends who have supported them

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Janeen Mantin delivers training on the Historical Realities of Sexual Violence in the Black Community

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Active Bystander Training is rolled out campus-wide for all Goldsmiths students

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Active Bystander Training is paused due to COVID-19

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Goldsmiths Students' Union launched the Take Survivors Seriously campaign to stop the College from de-funding the ASV project.

The ASV marks 16 Days 2020 with a programme of educational, wellness, and community events as well as a daily survivor coffee morning.

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The Take Survivors Seriously campaign wins the demand for continued funding

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Consent Matters launches for all Goldsmiths students

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Consent Matters is integrated into Student Induction and the ASV project partners with Academic Departments to offer Active Bystander Training to first-year students.

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The ASV Project undergoes a rebranding process.

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Ringfenced funding for ASV confirmed for another year.

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Project launches as The CARE Project.