Student Commission on Racial Justice

What is the Student Commission on Racial Justice?

The Student Commission on Racial Justice is part of a partnership we have formed with Leaders Unlocked, a social enterprise that work across education, policing, health and justice to help organisations involve the people who matter and shape decision-making for the better.

Who is involved with the Student Commission on Racial Justice?

The Student Commission on Racial Justice project has been rolled out at a total of 8 other colleges, we are just one of two taking part in South Yorkshire.

In College, we have our very own Student Commission on Racial Justice team comprised of 3 students; you can read more about them towards the end of this page.

What does the College’s Student Commission on Racial Justice team do?

Our student team have been given a platform through the project which allows them to have a collective voice on racial justice, share their views and experiences and to make recommendations for government, education and other sectors to take account of. The project uses innovative co-creation methods, peer-to-peer engagement and role models, as it moves beyond traditional top-down educational approaches.

Can I get involved with the Student Commission on Racial Justice?

The applications for the Student Comission on Racial Justice are currently closed. As soon as application information becomes available this page will be updated!

How do I find out more?

For more information on the Student Commission on Racial Justice please contact our Student Voice Advisor, Jess Lovatt on j.lovatt@barnsley.ac.uk.