Become a Panellist
Are you committed to ensuring Colleges and Universities are a safe environment for students and are free from the harms of Gender-Based Violence?
EmilyTest is recruiting volunteer panellists to join our GBV Charter Assessment Panel Bank. Applications are open all-year round.
By joining the Panel Bank, you may be contacted to take part in future GBV Charter Assessment Periods, where Panellists review institution submissions against the GBV Charter Principles and help determine whether they meet the criteria to achieve the EmilyTest GBV Charter Award.
Becoming a Panel Member provides a great opportunity to share knowledge and good practice on GBV prevention, intervention and support measures, and join our mission to ensure no other student ends up in Emily’s shoes.
What do Panel Members do?
Panel members will collectively review EmilyTest Charter Institution submissions, assess them against the GBV Charter Principles, and decide if submitting Institutions satisfy the required criteria to pass the Emily Test, and attain the EmilyTest GBV Charter Award.
Becoming a Panel Member provides a great opportunity to share knowledge and good practice on GBV prevention, intervention and support measures. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to build upon your network of colleagues in the sector.
Who can be a Panel Member?
We are looking for panellists with:
- experience in Further or Higher Education,
- VAWG organisations,
- student representatives,
- colleagues with strategic organisational experience
- and/or experience in equality, diversity and inclusion.
All training to prepare you to review institutions’ submissions will be provided prior to assessment.
All training and Panel meetings will be held virtually via Microsoft Teams over a 7-week period.
Apply to join the Panel Bank:
If you would like to register your interest in becoming a Panellist, then please click on the button below to complete our form.
If you would like any further information or have any questions, please contact panel@emilytest.org
