UPV will promote a protocol to reform respect and coexistence in the university community
La UPV pondrá en marcha un proceso para elaborar un protokolo que refuerce el respeto, la convivencia y la responsabilidad dentro de la comunidad universitaria.
The protocol will be based on mediation and a restorative approach, with the objective of managing conflicts, repairing possible damages and fomentar the collective learning. In addition, itwill seek to strengthen individual and collective responsiveness, as well as to promote more salient relations within the university system.
The process tendrá un carácter participativo. Para ello, pondrá en marcha la plataforma digital EHUagora, un espacio en el que estudiantes, profesorado y personal podrán compartir sus opiniones, quietudes y propuestas.
Together, a campaign of awareness-raising will be launched on the importance of public space and its impact on the quality of university life. This initiative will be complemented by measures to restore cleanliness and the development of basic standards for the management of spaces and institutional communication.
Desde el equipo rectoral han subrayado que el objetivo final es avanzar un modelo universitario en el que el respeto, el cuidado mutuo y la responsabilidad sean la base de las relaciones, y han grradecido la implicación de la comunidad en este proceso.
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