Hi, I’m Bali!

I’m a master’s student in Political Sociology, with an undergraduate degree in Education.

I am committed to bringing together undergraduate and postgraduate students across faculties to make the most of LSE.

As a disabled, LGBT+ student, an inclusive and representative education is central to my ethos. I advocate foregrounding conversations on race, gender, class, sexuality, disability and the climate crisis.

I stand for:

CLARITY

• Reform course selection processes.
• Trial a ‘personal tutor’ alongside academic mentors.
• Create a ‘study space finder’.

ACCESS

• Introduce a dissertation grant.
• Ensure more quiet study spaces and plug sockets across campus.
• All essential readings made available online & library loans extended to a week.
• Address BAME attainment gaps and mandate compulsory diversity and unconscious bias training for teaching staff.
• Create better support and information for students to continue onto masters/PhDs.

REPRESENTATION

• Implement insights from the LSE Change Makers.
• Mobilise the student voice for meaningful diversification of the curriculum.
• Effect a regular student-led teaching and learning review.
• Lobby for more funding for educational events such as Black History Month.

My campaign will bring a clearer, more accessible LSE that represents and integrates the student body as the core force of institutional and curricula change.

Endorsments: 

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