Nina Funnell

We named the universities.

We named the colleges.

We weren't afraid to

include photographs of the hazing rituals.

We weren't afraid to detail the hazing rituals.

And we just, we produced receipts.

That's what made it different.

We didn't de-identify unless a victim survivor wanted something de-identified, but we also had a number of victim survivors speak out publicly in that report.

And so that red zone report, and the reason we call it the red zone report is O-Week, orientation week, is known as the red zone.

It's the one week of the year where the most sexual assaults are likely to happen.

I think it's about, from memory, it was about 12% of all sexual assaults on campus will happen in that one week.

Wow.

So it's known as the red zone.

And we know that sexual assault services receive a spike in phone calls immediately following O-Week and during O-Week.

And sexual assault.

So the hazing that we found around the whole country within the colleges was really disturbing.

So, I mean, there was a lot of stuff up at University of Newcastle.

You know, we got footage of a lot of stuff.

So things like young men being forced to kneel down, having their heads shaved and then having a man put his penis, an older man standing up, putting his penis into the young guy's mouth and pouring beer into

down the penis into the mouth.