The National Campaign Against Fees and Cuts is now in a position to announce the date and location of our national conference. It will take place on Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th January in Liverpool.
To let us know you’re coming, or to register a larger delegation, email againstfeesandcuts@gmail.com. Accommodation will be provided as far as possible.
The event will bring anti-fees and anti-cuts activists from all over the UK to decide “where next” for the student movement.
It will give you an opportunity to get involved in NCAFC and make it your own. There will be votes and discussions on actions and policies, and the election of a new National Committee. Conference will have space and time laid aside for NCAFC’s independent Liberation caucuses: LGBTQ, BME, Women and Disabled.
There will also be a large range of workshops where we can collectively discuss what is happening to education, and our experiences and take useful ideas back to our campuses, as well as generally having a big conversation about politics and the student movement.
Fun and socialising will feature a lot.
The Agenda is below:
A revised agenda with speakers will be out shortly.
The deadline to submit motions to conference is 5pm January 26
The deadline for National Committee nominations is 2:10pm January 28
Saturday
10.15 Registration
11 Introduction
11.20 Workshops
a) Fighting privatisation and private providers in HE
b) Panel discussion how students can fight racism and fascism
c) Workshop on women’s liberation
12.20 Motions
1.50 Lunch
2:10 Women’s Caucus and close of nominations
2.50 Plenary session: NC hustings – ballot papers issued, voting to close by end of 4:50 workshop session – motions if time after hustings
4.00 Disabled Students’ Caucus
4.40 Workshops
a) Take back your campus: Defending the right to organise and protest
b) FE and school students: building a sustainable national movement
c) Disabled students’ liberation
5:50 LGBT students’ caucus
6.30 Closing plenary with reports
Evening social
Sunday
10 Workshops
a) The fight for decent housing for all, on campus and off
b) Take back your campus: making our student unions fit to fight
c) BME liberation workshop
11.30 BME students’ caucus
12.10 Lunch
12.50 Motions
2.20 Workshops
a) Students and workers, students as workers
b) LGBT liberation workshop
3.40 Plenary with report backs and discussion
4.20 Closing speech
4.30 Close
For more info go to the NCAFC website



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