Wetherspoons 🍻 Refused to pay 4000 of their staff wages due at beginning of the pandemic. Now opening & making money. Pay out from government - £48 millIon. The arts 🎭 Kept everybody entertained and occupied during pandemic. Still unable to open. Pay out from government - £0.

Our society is collaborating with Exeter FemSoc to be a part of the #sharethemicnow campaign. This campaign is focusing on honouring and amplifying the voices of black women on our campus. This is taking place on our insta stories (Exeter Uni SAC Society) so head over to support it! 👀

This coming week Soul Choir will be working in collaboration with Exeter FemSoc for an instagram takeover aiming to amplify the voices of Black Women at Exeter. Please do stay active and involved with our social media! We're excited to finally #sharethemicnow. See ya there.✨

Make sure to check out Exeter FemSoc for this week's #ShareTheMicNow campaign on Insta!

We first featured a blog on Creative Switch back in Nov 2020. Since then they have gone from strength to strength, providing a platform for Exeter’s creative BIPOC community. This month final year student Marion Ojua shares her experiences bit.ly/3pUhi1F 📸@h_hxni

Managed to visit the Exeter FemSoc tree of support today and it was absolutely incredible. The messages of support were so empowering and I encourage you to go & have a look if you are on campus this week! Thank you to exeactivities and FemSoc for this wonderful initiative!💚🌳

Amazing idea from Exeter FemSoc 💙

just because you’re non-binary doesn’t mean you’re exempt from being a misogynist :))))

it’s actually so mad to me that england loses a game and the first thing black people and women have to think about is their safety. this country is a nightmare

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We are raising money to support the mental health of the young Afghan refugees we work with who have been deeply affected by the events of the last few days. If you are able to donate or share we would be most grateful #TogetherWithRefugees crowdfunder.co.uk/mental-health-…

A really important thread of small things you can to help those in Afghanistan!!!! What is happening is horrendous and inhumane, so please do anything you can to help. I will be retweeting other informative pieces and ways to help in the next few minutes. Do what you can.

A really useful collation of education resources and ways to help with the situation in Afghanistan: docs.google.com/document/d/12F…. Please especially consult ways you are able to support those who are undergoing horrific situations - this cannot be stressed enough.