Liberation Officers

I have a lot of experience in trans and non binary spaces, and as someone who’s presentation doesn’t always match people’s perception I feel I have a special insight.

I think I would be a good candidate for this role as i fall into multiple communities in the LGBTQIA+ and I feel that ucb do not put enough activity’s on for this LGBTQIA+ student’s and so If I was elected I would try to run regular activities to bring everyone together and so there is more of a community for LGBTQIA+ students at UCB 💙

Hello everyone! I’m running for this position because I’m passionate about creating a more inclusive and equitable environment for all international students at our university. I believe that every student deserves to feel safe, supported, and empowered on campus. Unfortunately, there are still barriers that many of us face, from gender bias to a lack of representation in leadership, and I am committed to breaking these down.

My goal is to be a voice for all international students, ensuring that your concerns are heard and acted upon. Together, we can build a campus culture that celebrates and empowers international students. Vote for me, and I will work tirelessly to create real change that uplifts and supports every student here. Let’s make our university a place where international students can thrive, lead, and achieve without limitations.

As I international student I deeply understand the issues and concerns of them and if i elected as a libration officer I will keep their concerns and my first priority and engage them in activities promoting inclusivity in UCB.

Hello, I’m Harley, and I come from a disadvantaged background. ‘Disadvantaged background’ – two words that have stopped thousands of students like you and me from reaching their dream career path or academic course. But times are changing. The number of ‘disadvantaged’ students completing their courses is increasing; admissions are rising, and programmes from the top UK universities and employers provide visibility to us all. An opportunity like this would allow me to support and educate you and myself in our journeys to the places we have always aspired to go. Don’t let circumstances and situations prevent you from showing who you truly are.
Being a young carer for my mother since the age of 12, I have seen first-hand the effect home life can have on someone’s academic life. But I am no less passionate than anyone else; I have the same ambitions and dreams. But life isn’t linear, and we live in a world where we are fortunate enough to have multiple paths to the places we want to go, but we often need help and support on our way to finding these opportunities.

If I were fortunate enough to fill this position, I’d aim to grow and learn alongside you and support every student who feels less involved or feels like circumstances have placed them at a disadvantage. I’d ensure every student is seen equally, has equal opportunity, and no one is left behind to fend for themselves.

As a mature disabled student, I understand the struggles that disabled students go through day to day at university and outside university, whether that be stress related or physically. I plan to organise more visits from therapy dogs, coffee mornings and mindfulness activities. Let’s make our lives at university as stress free and accessible as possible.

I will be a strong advocate for creating a safe, supportive, and empowering environment for all women on campus. I believe it’s important that every woman feels confident in voicing her concerns and is provided with the right resources to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

I am deeply committed to listening to the unique challenges women face, and I’ll work hard to ensure your needs are met. Whether it’s promoting well-being, organizing events that bring women together, or addressing concerns related to safety and inclusivity, I will be there every step of the way.

By voting for me, you’re choosing someone who genuinely cares about empowering women and is dedicated to making sure that we all feel heard, respected, and supported.