The Black Students' Network supports students who self-define within that group.
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In the past, the Black Students' Network have worked alongside the VP Education on the Why is My Curriculum White Campaign, arranged events during Black History Month, run events for Black women including yoga classes and personal exploration sessions, and addressed the attainment gap for Black Students.
If you have any suggestions or motions you would like to put forward to improve the student journey for Black students, please contact your Black Students Officer.
If you haven’t self-defined yet to keep up to date with events, meetings, and the work that the campaign is doing, please do so at the bottom of the page.
Get Involved
Want to help shape your community? Become a Liberation Volunteer to work with SUBU to deliver your own events and campaigns, or work with your elected Black Students officer on events and projects.
From awareness stalls to casual socials, education talks to open mics, panels, parties, and picnics - we want to help you bring your ideas to life, and you can make it happen. What will you do for your community?
You can volunteer just once for something specific, or do something consistent throughout the year - the choice is yours.
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Your Black Students' Officer 2026/27
John Ezeh
What do you want from your officer?
- Bring like-minded people together?
- Advocate for your cause?
- Enact change within the student community?
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Self Define
This section is designed for any student to self-define through the selection below. By self-defining you get automatic access to the associated Liberation Network.