For over a decade, inyourskin has been an industry leader in delivering evidence-informed, trauma-aware and gender-transformative respectful relationships and sexuality education across universities and higher education institutions.
We welcome the introduction of the National Higher Education Code (2025), as it formalises the very principles that have long guided our work.
Our workshops ensure your institution’s full compliance with the Code. They are designed to be engaging, evidence-informed and responsive to the needs of today’s students, while also providing measurable outcomes and compliance assurance.
Alignment with the National Code
National Code Standard | How inyourskin Meets the Standard |
|---|---|
3.1 – Required Learning Outcomes | Core workshops (Respectful Relationships, Managing Risk, Digital Sexual Literacy, Prioritising Sexual Health & Safety) cover:
All sessions conclude with tailored support and reporting pathways relevant to each institution. |
3.2 – Evidence-Informed, Best Practice | Workshops align with leading national and international frameworks: |
3.10 – Learning Outcomes | Each workshop provides a clear list of intended learning outcomes to students and institutions. |
7.1 – Student Voice | Student perspectives shape workshop content. Feedback mechanisms and co-designed approaches ensure relevance and engagement. |
7.5 – Continuous Improvement | Delivery is informed by both internal and external evaluations, with refinements made each year to remain current and impactful. |
Technology-Facilitated Abuse (Cross-Cutting Priority) | Partnership with Evolve Education integrates expertise in digital wellbeing, online safety, image-based abuse, and online misogyny. This addresses urgent prevention priorities identified in the National Plan to End Violence Against Women and Children 2022–2032. |
Beyond Compliance: Embedding a Culture of Respect and Safety
While compliance is critical, our approach goes further, inyourskin workshops empower students to challenge the drivers of gender-based violence, foster respectful relationships, and build digital literacy skills to navigate online risks.
By partnering with Evolve Education, we ensure our programs not only address traditional drivers of GBV but also respond directly to the growing prevalence of technology-facilitated abuse, image-based abuse, and online misogyny.
In this way, universities can be confident they are:
- Meeting compliance obligations under the Code
- Implementing best practice prevention and education strategies
- Equipping students to create safer campus communities
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