Campaigns

Transforming students’ ideas into positive change

Our Campaigns

Our Officer team is currently running the Break The Cycle campaign, all about student mental health, find out more

Campaigning is vitally important to make positive changes both here at Anglia Ruskin and in the wider community. See below what last year's team got up to during 2017-2018 academic year.

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In the mean time, head over to last year’s campaign pages, Just a Thought, Take a Break and Just a Thought, Keep an Open Mind to see our hints and tips of how to get through stressful times, and who to contact if you need support.

#LetsBeHonest

This year, your Officer Team will be carrying on work on the previous priority campaign for mental health, Let's Be Honest, a campaign designed to raise awareness of mental health issues and how to access the wide range of support that is available at Anglia Ruskin. Our vision is for Anglia Ruskin University to be a community that cares for each other. To find out more click here.

For all our Campaigns both past and present check out our news articles below:

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Campaign Update: Digital Accessibility

Fri 06 Mar 2020

All teaching materials should be accessible to students to help them learn best.

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2019/20: Brexit Campaign Update Tri2

Mon 17 Feb 2020

Trimester 2 Brexit campaign update

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2019/20: Brexit Policy Update

Mon 17 Feb 2020

this is your officer update discussing policy they have worked on during this academic year.

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2019/20 ARUaccessible Campaign update

Fri 07 Feb 2020

Thank you to all the students that took part in the ARUaccessible campaign last semester! Here is my campaign update February 2020

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Mental health support apps

Tue 19 Nov 2019

You VP AHSS brings you some quick and easy apps to support your mental health

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This is NOT ARUaccessible

Tue 19 Nov 2019

Your Vice President Mary Copsey is running an ARUaccessible campaign this year. She is lobbying to improve accessibility for all students and improve signage on campus…

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Break the Cycle: Access to mental health services at ARU

Wed 13 Nov 2019

Other universities in the country have already started to make the first step at tackling mental health by using the Big White Wall as well as Slivercloud in conjunction with one another. These include, but are not limited to, University of Liverpool, Keele University, Queen Mary’s University, University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Kings College London, University of Aberdeen and The University of Greenwich. A progressive university such as ARU should be amongst these universities listed.

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