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► NUS LGBT Campaign

NUS LGBT Campaign

The NUS LGBT Campaign is the national representative voice for LGBT students, providing support to LGBT societies in Students' Unions, organising campaigns and training at a local and national level.

Campaigns that have been previously run and are still ongoing include Donation Not Discrimination, Bullying Sucks and Love Without Borders.

Each year two conferences take place: one in the Winter (November) and the other in Summer (April). A delegation of four LGBT students can be sent consisting of two open place and two women’s place delegates due to gender balance policy. Conference is open only to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans students on a self-determining basis. The purpose of LGBT Conference is to discuss matters of concern to LGBT students, to set policy and to provide networking and workshop sessions.

For more information visit: http://www.officeronline.co.uk/lgbt/

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