The Welfare and Liberation Officer leads our work on dismantling the barriers between our members and the education they deserve.
I’m M (They/Them), and I’m your Welfare and Liberation Officer this year!
About me
I have been active within the SU over the past two years, serving as the president of Neurodiversity Society alongside being your part-time Disabled Students Officer- so I know a thing or two about activism and advocacy.
Manifesto
When I ran for this role, I had 3 main goals in my manifesto, which I’ll be working towards over the next year- these are the changes you, as the student body, wanted to see when you voted.
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Accessible wellbeing support - Simplify the process to access support, introduce clear information about available services, and push for regular in-person wellbeing drop-ins.
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Strengthen liberation networks - Facilitate more community-focused events, create spaces for students, support and amplify student-led action
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Fairer financial support - Campaign for clearer guidance on financial schemes, simplify the hardship fund process, expand access to financial support.
Updates and reports
I’ll be writing regular updates on my Instagram: @welfareliberation.goldsmithssu
I’ll also aim to create a termly report to gather all the work I have done into one easy-to-read format, which will include the updates I post alongside reports on the progression of my main goals.
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