Advisory Board Partners

The Trinity College Students’ Union is here to represent the students of Trinity College, Cambridge. From parties, to welfare support, to changing things in college, TCSU is the first port of call for students in Trinity.

The Students' Union at the Royal Academy of Music is a dynamic body that plays a crucial role in student life. It offers a range of clubs and societies, including LGBTQIA+, Ethnic Diversity, and Feminist Societies, as well as sports teams and musical groups.

It Happens Here KCL is a proactive, student-led group at King's College London focused on combating sexual assault, violence, and harassment on campus. Through education, advocacy, and community engagement, It Happens Here KCL strives to foster a safe and inclusive environment for all students.

Established in 1999, we tackle a range of global and local inequalities through education, advocacy and community action. We believe in the butterfly effect of change and how it begins with ourselves in our communities. Our vision of ‘a fair and just world in which equity in health is a reality for all’ drives our campaigns and is the end goal for all global health scholars

SASHA is a student organization committed to tackling issues related to sexual assault and rape culture. Through safe spaces, educational initiatives, and a focus on amplifying real-life experiences, SASHA aims to educate, support, and bring about positive changes in attitudes and policies.

Enactus is a dynamic society at the University of York, part of a global network dedicated to fostering entrepreneurial talent and social innovation. The society offers its members a platform to develop and implement projects that have a real social impact, along with opportunities for personal and professional growth through various events and competitions.

Founded by Naabil Khan, Skin For All is an initiative that champions diversity and representation in the medical field. Inspired by trailblazers in ethnic minority representation in healthcare, SFA provides an accessible platform to raise awareness and educate on issues of inclusivity in medical education and patient care.

UCL Labour Society is a platform for students interested in politics and social justice. The Society organizes a range of activities, including speaker events with prominent figures, debates, social gatherings, and political campaigning, fostering a community of politically engaged and socially conscious students.

The Vegetarian and Vegan Society at the University of Liverpool is a vibrant and active community dedicated to promoting plant-based lifestyles and raising awareness about animal rights and welfare. 

We work to improve the mental health of KCL students by creating spaces where students can discuss mental health issues openly and safely, campaigning for mental health issues, on campus, locally and nationally, and by educating and raising awareness around current mental health issues.

Groundswell is about building empathy in communities. Helping neighbours find out that they are more the same than they are different. When we understand each other it becomes harder to mock, detest and hate and easier to band together on the things that matter in life for all of us.

The Commuters' Society was set up to support students who commute to University or live at home. We aim to improve university life for commuters by providing a network of like-minded students, accessible events and working with the university to improve inclusivity.

The Amnesty International Society at Roehampton University is part of a vibrant community dedicated to human rights advocacy. Members are actively engaged in organizing events, participating in demonstrations, and raising awareness about human rights issues, both locally and globally.

The Environmental Society (ESoc) caters to students in London who are passionate about environmental issues and sustainable living. At the heart of their activities is a garden where members engage in weekly gardening sessions, cultivating fruits, vegetables, and flowers. They also run beekeeping workshops during spring and summer, welcoming members with or without prior experience.

Sustain@BL aims to increase awareness of local and global environmental issues to promote a culture of sustainability at Barts and The London, empowering students to make sustainable lifestyle choices

Amnesty International Society aims to raise awareness of human rights abuses and achieve justice for both victims and survivors. As we work directly with the Amnesty International charity, we are able to campaign and raise awareness through lobbying government officials, signing petitions and hosting events. 

We are the official Labour Party branch of King's College London, dedicated to giving students a chance to debate and discuss socialist ideas, as well as get a friendly introduction to party campaigning. 

In our activities, we aim to find diverse ways of getting to know each other, hearing each other's experiences and perspectives and advancing both our feminist thinking and practice. Our events include accessible, respectful and inclusive format of debating controversial feminist issues, women's circles, semi-formal lectures, movie & pizza nights, fundraising initiatives and much more.

​We believe the BAME (Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic) community is stronger together! We develop a programme of events to help BAME students collaborate, and build community bonds. Get in touch to discover what we've got planned, and get involved. 

Enactus BCU is a student-led society that is created by a not-for-profit organisation, Enactus. Enactus is a global organization that has Enactus teams in over 36 countries and around 26,000 students participating. The program's main aim is to develop sustainable and innovative social projects that create social impact in the wider community.

​Inclusion UK works in partnership with organisations to build an inclusive culture. We do this by proving the Inclusive Excellence Framework, training, and consultancy services.

We are a newly established group dedicated to inspiring and supporting women pursuing careers in the finance industry. Our mission is to create a safe space where female students can unite, learn, and grow personally and professionally. The society offers a variety of events and activities, including networking events, workshops, and guest speaker presentations, to promote diversity and inclusion within the finance industry.

That’s What She Said is an online and print magazine at the University of Bristol. Established in 2011, TWSS offers a creative and vibrant platform for the university’s finest feminist talent to discuss the issues and topics that matter most through articles, poetry, photography, art and more!

We are working towards a future where no Prides accept sponsorships from fossil fuel companies or the banks that fund them. That’s a future we can be proud of.

Bristol's premier online feminist magazine, renowned as the number one resource for students. As a trailblazer in feminist discourse and activism, this magazine offers an inclusive platform for diverse perspectives, insightful discussions, and the promotion of gender equality, making it an invaluable asset for the progressive student community in Bristol and beyond.

SOAS Students' Union plays a pivotal role in enhancing the university experience for its members through a wide range of supportive and engaging activities. Advocacy and representation are key, with Union Officers actively participating in various boards and committees to voice student concerns and advocate for beneficial changes.

The Women in Business Society aims to help build confidence and empower young professionals to enable them to pursue their aspirations. We do this by hosting confidence-building and employability workshops, networking events with inspiring guest speakers, and fun socials for you to develop your networks and meet new people.

Our long-term goal is to plant a tree for every student and member of staff at Birmingham City University - that's 26,000 trees! We aim to offer opportunities for students to plant trees on and off campus and partner with local organisations to secure funding and support for our goal.

The Edge Hill Islamic Society (ISoc) has been established to provide support for all students regarding their work and faith, being led by students themselves. The ISOC aims to help and involve students on campus in different activities, aiding their mental, physical and spiritual state by creating a light-hearted atmosphere and a sense of community.

The University of York Feminist society usually holds weekly events in an accessible room on campus. These meetings vary from collaborations with other societies, to film viewings, to talks and debates with panels or guest speakers.

We also have a strong online presence, especially in recent times, and encourage anyone to join in on our online events. 

The Ukrainian Society represents Ukrainians at Godlsmiths by addressing their concerns, needs and requests. We are a member of USU, which gives us an ability to work together with another universities across the UK. Come and join our initiatives!

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Nigerian traditions, music, dance, and cuisine. Be it Naija Karaoke and games hangouts, comedy, food and fashion nights, health and family talk shows, or National celebrations you sure will broaden your horizons while having a blast. From Efo-riro to Ofe Nsala, Suya to Moi-Moi to Edikang Ikong or Fura Da Nono, be sure we’ve got you well-represented and every culture matters equally. 

HASTE is a group of healthcare students in Cardiff University campaigning for measures to improve staff retention in the Welsh NHS. We are advocating for increased pay for NHS staff and financial incentives to stay in Wales, enhancing training opportunities, and giving healthcare students in Wales a voice in shaping the future of the NHS. 

The Women's Health Society dedicated to promoting awareness and education in women's health. It's an ideal group for individuals who are passionate about women’s health or are considering a career in the vital field. Membership in the WHS offers a range of engaging activities and educational opportunities. Members have access to unique events like fundraising walks and bake-fests, which are organized to raise awareness about women's health issues.

ACS is a safe space to embrace cultural diversity, socialise and feel comfortable in who you are. We hold strong values and encourage unity and excellence within our society as well as enrich our knowledge with heritage and the roots we follow as young, developing Afro-Caribbeans. 

The KCSU is a body designed to make student life easier. Promoting the well-being of students is our first aim. We also organise entertainment from formal halls to parties; we provide condoms, rape alarms and pregnancy tests. Every year we help students who would be otherwise disadvantaged in applying to Cambridge by providing guidance and helping organise Open Days, and we help candidates when they come for interviews.