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GSU has 8 Liberation Chairs. They are all elected by students.

Earlier this term, we elected five chairs, including LGBTQ+, Students of Colour, Women’s, Mature Students and Disabled Students.

We've now added Working Class, and Sustainability and Ethics Chairs, and have a vacancy for a Commuter Students Chair. If you would like to apply for any of these three roles, then please do nominate yourself below.

Read all about the key duties and responsibilities of a Liberation Chair by clicking here. 

If you would like to have an informal chat about this opportunity please contact Ellie Snee, our Democracy and Insight Manager at e.snee@gre.ac.uk.

Read our election rules.

 
 
 

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November, 12pm
 

Nominations open

 

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November, 5pm
 

Nominations close

 

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November, 12pm
 

Voting open

 

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Equality, Diversity and Inclusion


This is our student hub for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion work at Greenwich Students' Union. This includes Student Communities that we run for particular student groups.

The three core aims of this work are to:

Create safe spaces for all our members

 

Run campaigns to raise awareness

 

 

Educate the community to reduce oppression

GSU is committed to reducing the barriers our members face both inside and outside their university experience. Developing you to talk about systemic discrimination and oppression and recognise privilege and internal bias.

 

Want to find out more about our work for Liberation groups such as Women and LGBTQ+ students?

Follow us @LiberationGSU

Interested in finding out more about the support we have on offer for students of Liberation groups?

Sign up!

 

 

 

What is Liberation?


Liberation at Greenwich Students' Union is a dedicated space to support students from under-represented groups and groups that experience barriers to engagement whilst they are at University. This is to ensure that the right support is in place to enable all students to thrive at University, alongside offering a network of support when these groups of students need it most

GSU has six elected student Liberation Chairs, who oversee our 6 liberation groups, representing Women, LGBTQ+ students, Disabled students, Students of Colour, Mature students and Commuter Students. The liberation groups represent your opportunity to have your voice heard if you identify with any of these identities. You can meet throughout the year to discuss campaigning on issues affecting these students, promote the work of student-led societies with specific liberation objectives, and seek to educate students on how different issues affect students with different identities.

 

 

 

 

Liberation Chairs


Liberation Chairs are student staff members responsible for carrying out activities, organising events and getting students involved with campaigns.

Meet your 2024/25 Liberation Chairs below: 

LGBTQ+ Chair:

Frankie

Students of Colour Chair:

Jude Okechukwu Ugwu

Women’s Chair: 

Maitreyi

Commuter Students Chair:

Vacant

Mature Students Chair:

Carmine Musto

Disabled Students Chair:

Jessica Tuominen

 

 
 
 
 

Liberation Resources


Here are some more ways you can get support and connect with your community at Greenwich.

 

 

Key Campaigns

We deliver a range of campaigns throughout the year and one-off events you can get involved in. Below are webpages for current and previous campaigns.

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Black History Month 

Disability History Month

LGBTQ+ History Month

Women's History Month

This Girl Can

 

See all GSU Events

 

Liberation at the University

The University of Greenwich have a number of Staff Networks and initiatives for students to help the University become more inclusive. They’ll also run events that you can take part in.

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BAME Staff Network  

LGBT+ Staff Network  

STAART Initiative, disability and diversity-focused

Women’s Staff Network 

 

UoG Staff LEDI

 

Advice & Support

We recognise that many students from a Liberation background will be more likely to come into times of difficulty. We're here to support you through this with our Advice Service.

 

Advice Handbook

 

Facilities for student parents

We have dedicated baby changing and breastfeeding facilities for parents across all three University of Greenwich campuses.

 

Facilities for student parents