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Ramisha Mujahid, VP Inclusion

Vice President Inclusion

Your VP Inclusion works with liberation groups, faith and culture societies, and marginalised students to ensure that their views are represented.

Ramisha Mujahid, VP Inclusion

Ramisha Mujahid

VP Inclusion

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About me

Hi everyone, I'm Ramisha, and this year I'm representing you as VP Inclusion. I joined Strathclyde last year for a postgraduate degree in Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Technology. As an international student from Pakistan, one of the factors that influenced my choice to join Strathclyde was the presence of vibrant student societies, clubs, and, generally, the opportunity to get involved with the community.

I'm excited to work towards making students from different backgrounds feel included, welcomed, and appreciated. I am particularly committed to supporting diverse faith groups and women, ensuring they have a voice within our community. With experience as a Personal Branding Consultant, I am passionate about helping everyone embrace their unique identities and develop them further by leveraging Strathclyde's multicultural environment.

Let's learn from each other's experiences and celebrate our diversity!

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My manifesto

  1. Promote cross cultural understanding by launching Culture Connect series, featuring monthly events to celebrate and delve into the histories of diverse cultures

  2. Liaise with authorities to ensure prices of food, and branded merchandise are affordable for all students

  3. Initiate Inclusion Labs ‐ dynamic workshops and active student consultations fostering awareness of unconscious bias and respectful communication

  4. Champion the Access for All initiative to audit and enhance campus accessibility for individuals with disabilities

  5. Broaden mental health support by introducing specialists attuned to the experiences of women, minority, LGBT, and international students

  6. Develop the Community Internship Program in partnership with local entities, prioritising diverse representation

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