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Originally posted on We Want Truth, Goldsmiths:
We Want Truth, Goldsmiths stands in solidarity with this statement from feminist academics and activists concerning Dr Lee Salter at the University of Sussex. What joins our campaign to this shocking case is…

The Justice4Sanaz campaign along with feminist academics and activists have put together this statement in relation to the recent revelation concerning domestic assault committed by Dr Lee Salter, a senior lecturer in Media and Communications at the University of Sussex. … Continue reading →

It has been a frantic few weeks for the Justice4Sanaz campaign and we’ve been busy on on toes. After the successful #UnisResistBorderControls event campaign launch that we co-organized with SOAS Students’ Union, we are now coordinating long-term actions that we … Continue reading →

For the last two months the Justice4Sanaz campaign has been working with SOAS Students’ Union to bring about an event to discuss and create meaningful and sustainable discussion  and action with other anti-racist, migrant rights grassroots campaigners and groups around … Continue reading →

Renowned American Indian studies professor, Dr. Steven Salaita has written a statement of solidarity with the Justice4Sanaz campaign. Salaita, the former University of Illinois lecturer who was fired over tweets he made concerning Israeli aggression in Gaza during the summer … Continue reading →

Since August 2015, the Justice4Sanaz campaign has been blogging about supporting our friend and fellow activist, Kelechi Chioba. Chioba, an activist for both the NUS Black Students’ Campaign and the Disabled Students Campaign has been fighting a brave and courageous … Continue reading →

Before the end of the 2015 drew to a close, the Justice4Sanaz campaign was invited to give a opening panel talk at the Fighting Against Casualisation in Education 2nd National Conference (FACE) on Saturday 21st November at UCL. Since September, … Continue reading →

Justice4Sanaz would like to wish a happy holiday season to all those who have supported the campaign throughout the year. Extra special thanks to our friends at Leeds No Borders, Manchester No Borders, Movement for Justice By Any Means Necessary, … Continue reading →

There has been a lull in blogging due to everyone on the campaign being busy as bees. Additionally Sanaz has been very unwell post FACE conference with the flu and a chest inflection that she is still recovering from. In … Continue reading →

It has been brought to our attention that the Leeds Tab published a piece about Sanaz’s intervention at the Why is My Curriculum White Leeds Launch. Of course, as expected, the Leeds Tab piece concerning Sanaz’s intervention is nothing more … Continue reading →