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The not-for-profit arm of Edstra Global

CtoC

Campus to Campus: Stories in Motion

Campus to Campus: Stories in Motion is the not-for-profit arm of Edstra Global, our way of giving back. It brings together educators, early-career professionals, researchers, mental health experts and, most importantly, students, all in conversation.

A speaker addressing walkers in front of the Campus to Campus partner wall at Royal HollowayA fireside conversation at the Student Mental Health Summit in London

For every Edstra Global engagement, we gift 10% of the investment to our not-for-profit social impact initiative Campus to Campus.

Our commitment

Three ways we give back

01

Campus to Campus Walks

In the spirit of the ecosystem, we bring together researchers, educators, mental-health specialists, students, staff, support networks and third-parties together to walk, listen, connect and learn from one another.

We find that by being together, walking alongside someone who you may never have ordinarily spoken to brings a great opportunity to learn from one another and improve our communities of care.

We have already hosted walks across institutions in the UK and will be widening our programme to Dubai in 2027, Germany and Doha in 2028 and New York in 2029.

02

Research

We work alongside our student data and insights community to deliver valuable, student-led research which focuses on topical issues currently in conversation across the educational landscape.

2026 report: The Importance of Belonging in Commuter Students

Our 2027 programme will involve taking a group of students from different universities away on a retreat to learn more about their experience of wellbeing and support structures in the PGR community

03

Summit

Once a year we bring together students and leaders from across wellbeing, mental-health, education, research at a one-day high-impact event designed to learn from one another, pledge new ways of working and present the results of our research programme.

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A dark stylised map of the United Kingdom with a glowing marker in southern England
Spring 2027England
A dark stylised map of the United Arab Emirates with a glowing marker on the coast at Dubai
Summer 2027Dubai
A dark stylised map of Germany with a glowing marker in the centre of the country
Spring 2028Germany
A dark stylised map of Qatar with a glowing marker on the east coast at Doha
Summer 2028Doha
A dark stylised map of the east coast of the United States with a glowing marker at New York
Spring 2029New York

Why it exists

Student mental health.
A shared priority.

By listening, learning and creating connections, Campus to Campus works to change the landscape of student mental health and improve the support offered between education transitions and into early careers.

Each event takes the form of a walk, from campus to campus, through cities and countryside, where students, professionals, career experts, mental health specialists and educators share stories side by side. It is an initiative rooted in our commitment to students, rather than a core advisory service.

One student dies every 2.3 days by suicide in the UK.

This statistic matters, each person matters, and we must amplify noise, support and action around this tragic reality. Katherine Allan, Founder

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Witness the transformation

Hear from our attendees

Hear directly from the students, graduates and corporate partners who have experienced the power of Campus to Campus walks, talks and events. Our work is not just about talks and discussions. It is about meaningful connection and building resilience.

There were moments where it really resonated with me, where I felt seen. He said things you wouldn’t really say out loud, but when he did, I felt like, wow, I’m not the only one feeling that.

SamThird-year undergraduate student

Campus to Campus walks

Previous Events

Walkers and supporters gathered together at the inaugural Campus to Campus walk at Royal HollowayTwo attendees smiling in front of the Campus to Campus partner wall
Royal Holloway, University of London logo

The inaugural Campus to Campus event. Hundreds of voices walked together to share stories and raise awareness of student mental health.

University of Winchester to University of Southampton

A beautiful walk alongside the Itchen River, meandering from Winchester to Southampton.

Brunel University of London logo

A two-hour walk from Brunel University London along the Grand Union Canal and back to campus, sharing stories about postgraduate student mental health and transitional milestones in learning.

A fireside conversation on stage at the Campus to Campus Student Mental Health Summit in London

The Summit · London

One day. Every voice in the room.

Once a year we bring together students and leaders from across wellbeing, mental-health, education, research at a one-day high-impact event designed to learn from one another, pledge new ways of working and present the results of our research programme.

  • LearnStudents and leaders learning from one another
  • PledgeNew ways of working, committed to together
  • PresentThe results of our research programme
Cover of the Campus to Campus research study on belonging amongst commuter students

Research

The importance of belonging amongst commuter students

Qualitative research study · Campus to Campus

Belonging is increasingly recognised as a critical determinant of student wellbeing, engagement, and retention, yet commuter students remain one of the least understood and least supported groups within this landscape. In partnership with Royal Holloway University London and Brunel University London, Campus to Campus has led a qualitative study exploring how commuting shapes students’ sense of connection, safety, and participation in university life.

50%of UK students now commute, up from 25% in 2013
46%of students consider leaving their course, often due to a lack of belonging
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