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Students' union webinar: Creating change through campaigning and politics: what can students' unions do?This webinar has been recorded, please register to view.

Tuesday 10th May, 2022 |
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About The Webinar

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In this webinar we will explore the extent to which students’ unions can legally engage in political activity and campaigning to create meaningful change. To bring this to life, this webinar will use the illustrative example of a campaign aiming to raise awareness of the effects of climate change.

 

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Welcome and introduction

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Creating change through campaigning and politics: what can students' unions do?

Speakers: Joanna Blackman and Daniel Lewis, solicitors at Wrigleys Solicitors

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