‘Safe spaces’ have become common on university campuses, to provide places where students can be ensure they are not offended. Now it has been suggested that ‘brave spaces’, areas where controversial debate can happen and nothing is off limits, should also be created. If you were to go to university now, where would you prefer to spend your time?

Conducted

13 November 2017

2594 GB adults surveyed

Conducted 13 November 2017

YouGov surveyed 2594 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Safe spaces

15%

Brave spaces

23%

Neither

40%

Don't know

22%

Conducted 13 November 2017

YouGov surveyed 2594 GB adults

Safe spaces

15%

Brave spaces

23%

Neither

40%

Don't know

22%

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