The Consent Collective teaches LSE ‘How to be good in bed!’
The games is afoot, photo credit Yasmina O’Sullivan On 23 and 26 September, the Old Theatre was filled with laughter,…
If not the SU, then who? Supporting the victims of sexual violence
Compared to other universities, LSE’s support mechanisms for victims of sexual violence are shambolic. While Oxford has a specialised support…
Only a quarter of students rapes are reported, survey reveals
Trigger Warning: Sexual violence, rape and assault Only around 25% of students who have been raped go onto report it…
LSE agrees to implement ‘mandatory’ consent workshops
In a positive turn of events, LSE have agreed to include consent talks as an “integral” part of Welcome Week…
LSE Puts Consent on the Backburner
LSE has ended face-to-face consent training for all students after it refused a Student Union request to fund the scheme.…
LSE does #March4Women
In an effort to raise awareness on campus about consent and sexual harassment, LSE and the Student’s Union have collaborated…
Waving Goodbye?
Margaret Atwood and Germaine Greer, two prominent feminists, have recently taken flack for their comments on the #MeToo movement. Margaret…
LSE Societies Refuse To Organise For Women’s March
On the 21st of January, the anniversary of Trump’s first day as US President, thousands convened on Richmond Terrace near…
LSE Celebrates its First Consent Week
LSESU Consent Week 2017 kicked off last Monday and was devoted to initiatives aimed at creating a consent culture on…
LSESU Consent Workshop Coincides with Viral #MeToo Campaign
LSESU workshops on Consent began last week. ‘Consent Matters: Boundaries, Respect and Positive Intervention’ – an interactive online course followed…
