Your Class Liberation Officer represents the interests of students from low socio-economic backgrounds, tackling issues such as class-based microaggressions, imposter syndrome, and tangible financial support for disadvantaged students.

Zoë Mann

ZoË Mann

Class Liberation Officer

She/Her

Get to know your
Class Liberation Officer

What I study

I study Politics and for my outside options studied international history and currently sociology.

Why I became 
Class Liberation Officer

This year I'm hoping to work alongside fellow working class students to create a community formed by mutual support, facilitating academic and personal growth. Ultimately, centring the practical, financial and wellbeing concerns of working class, state educated students to ensure their holistic support within this institution.

What I'm looking to achieve this year

I became a PTO because I've felt quite despondent about the lack of support for Working Class students within LSE. My personal struggle and feelings of isolation have been echoed by other students from similar backgrounds as me, and I want amplify their issues, queries and ideas to inform change.

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