The Environment and Social Justice Network also known as SEEN (Student Environment and Ethical Network) is the part of the Students Union that is here to campaign for the most disadvantaged people in the world.

The network consists of every SEEN society (such as Amnesty, People and Planet and Conservation Society), a steering committee and the Environment and Social Justice Officer.

As a committee we plan projects and events through weekly meetings. These are chaired by the E&SJ Executive Officer, who is also responsible for liaising with and communicating our campaigns and actions to the other 12 members of the SU Exec, the university and to external bodies. The officer is an elected position and the Committee is chosen by the E&SJ officer every year. If you are interested in being on the committee, as our climate change officer, fairtrade spokesman or one of the many other roles, please contact Matt your E&SJ officer: suenvironment@nottingham.ac.uk.

  
 
 
Annual Campaigns
    Ethical Investment
We're trying to make the investment of your tuition fees more transparent. Why does this matter? Click here.
 
  Eco Action
We're tasked with raising awareness of and improving the student environment at Nottingham. See what we're doing here.
 
  Ethical Careers
Want a high-flying career without a guilty conscience? What is an ethical career anyway? Click here for advice.
 
  Fairtrade
The University of Nottingham is a Fairtrade University, thanks to the efforts of your union. But now we have a Starbucks! What does this mean? Click here.
 
  One World Week
Every autumn we organise a week of events with environmental, multicultural or human-rights themes.Click here to see.
 


Here are the highlights of the ethical and environmental (and generally awesome) events coming up in the near future. For a more comprehensive list, look at the SEEN bulletin, or subscribe to the SEEN mailing list for regular updates..

13th December: Nottingham Vegan Festival, Council House nr Market Square 11-4

More events tba for next year Including

 

An anti starbucks campaign

Go Green/Eco Action Week

Fairtrade Fortnight

and Alternative Futures...