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Contribute to our 'Tree of Hope' for Refugee Week

You can either visit the Library in-person or click on our virtual noticeboard to share your words of hope with our community.


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Published on 16 Jun 2025 Last updated on 16 Jun 2025
Three colleagues stand next to the Tree of Hope in the library
Contribute to our 'Tree of Hope'

Today we've launched our virtual 'Tree of Hope', an online noticeboard where you can share your words of hope with our community. Draft your own poem or share someone else's inspirational words that may have moved you over the years.

Instructions

It's easy to share your words of hope:

  1. Visit our virtual noticeboard hosted on Padlet
  2. Post anonymously without signing up or log in/sign up for free to share images/links/videos etc.
  3. Click the + symbol in the bottom-right to add your message
  4. Messages will be moderated to ensure everything shared is respectful and meets our community guidelines

Need inspiration?

Here's some questions to get you started:

What does hope mean to you?
Finish the sentence – Hope is…
What gives you hope?
What do you hope for your future?

Visit the Library

If you're on campus this week, you can also visit our real life Tree of Hope in the Library foyer and add your own leaf to the tree.

Whether you're on campus or away for the summer break, it's easy to get involved, show your support and share your ideas.

Tree of Hope in the Library foyer


Tree of Hope