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Our six Liberation Networks are run by students, for students. The Liberation Networks are a space for marginalised communities to gather, create communities and promote intersectionality. Throughout the year they will run campaigns to promote change at SUBU, BU and beyond. They are each led by a Liberation Officer, who is also a Part-Time Officer at the Union.
The Networks are free to join and all students who self-identify are automatically part of their relevant communities. To self-identify, visit your relevant Liberation Network page and use the self-identify options on the page.
What networks do we have?
Disabilities, Accessibility and Neuro-Diverse Network
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Trans, Non-Binary, Intersex, and Gender Identity + Network
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Your 2024/25 Officers
Balpreet Kour
Asian, Arab & Ethic Minority Officer
Khuwaylah James
Black Students' Officer
Andrew Carter
He/Him
Disabilities, Accessibility & Neuro-Diverse Officer
Rhys Smith
He/Him
LGBTQ+ Officer
Elm Murphy
They/Them
Trans, Non-Binary, Intersex, and Gender Identity + Officer
Mia Evans
She/Her
Women's Officer
Key Aims
- Connect students by creating friendships in a safe and welcoming community
- Collaborate with other Liberation Networks to raise awareness and educate
- Highlight current issues and empower students to act collectively to create change
- Hold the Students' Union and University to account by challenging discrimination and making sure they act with equality
- Mark national awareness campaigns
Liberation Officer Hub
If you are a Liberation Officer, you can find everything you need to know for your role via our Liberation Officer Hub here!