Your BAME officer is responsible making sure the voices of Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic students are heard. They represent the interests of BAME students and work to combat racism and prejudices at LSE and supporting the Sabbatical Officers in lobbying for change.

Your BAME officer is responsible making sure the voices of Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic students are heard. They represent the interests of BAME students and work to combat racism and prejudices at LSE and supporting the Sabbatical Officers in lobbying for change.

Debbie Afflu

Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Officer

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Get to know your
Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Officer
 

What I study

International Social and Public Policy and Economics

Why I became 
Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Officer

I am looking to amplify the voices and experiences of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic students at the LSE, and fight to improve the student experience for my representative group. I will be look at the awarding and attainment gap, decolonising the curriculum and ensuring thatl students feel seen and heard at LSE.

What I'm looking to achieve this year

After having been LSESU ACS President in 2022/23, I wanted to continue to make improvements for the student experience, create a wider impact and contribute to the strategic aims of the Student Union.

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