A Feminist Leadership project from PARCS Family Action Supporting Young Women to be Leaders - disrupting Sexual Violence through Collective Relational Activism.
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![Background Dark Green Main Box in Centre is a Teal with a bright white borderline. In the centre is the text [Alt Text: Join the PLUS Collective Partnership]. Below is an image of three hands with different gender symbols. To the bottom left is the logo for NOMC UK with four hands connected in solidarity, and around the logo, the outer edge in the circle border is the text [Alt Text Not On My Campus UK or Anywhere Else!]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FBrKMRjWYAY-HGe.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Background Dark Green Main Box in Centre is a Teal with a bright white borderline. In the centre is the text [Alt Text: Join the PLUS Collective Partnership]. Below is an image of three hands with different gender symbols. To the bottom left is the logo for NOMC UK with four hands connected in solidarity, and around the logo, the outer edge in the circle border is the text [Alt Text Not On My Campus UK or Anywhere Else!]
![Main Title [Alt Text: Background to the Partnership] is at the top of the screen in the first box within a teal rectangle and white border. The background colour for the graphic is dark green. Below is the main title is [Alt Text: As a National Collective, we represent student organisations, societies, survivor groups and activists through our PLUS Collective Partnership within Nations, such as NOMC Scotland, and institutions. We believe it's vital to support the longevity and maximise the impact of work done by student activists and organisations to tackle sexual violence and gender-based violence within education. It's exciting to see more and more organisations and groups established by students and alumni who are no longer waiting for institutions to get their acts together. Our PLUS Collective Partnership Membership aims to help build on this through NOMC UK.]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FBrKRjNXIAYcGA_.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Main Title [Alt Text: Background to the Partnership] is at the top of the screen in the first box within a teal rectangle and white border. The background colour for the graphic is dark green. Below is the main title is [Alt Text: As a National Collective, we represent student organisations, societies, survivor groups and activists through our PLUS Collective Partnership within Nations, such as NOMC Scotland, and institutions. We believe it's vital to support the longevity and maximise the impact of work done by student activists and organisations to tackle sexual violence and gender-based violence within education. It's exciting to see more and more organisations and groups established by students and alumni who are no longer waiting for institutions to get their acts together. Our PLUS Collective Partnership Membership aims to help build on this through NOMC UK.]
![Main Title [Alt Text: What is the PLUS Partnership?] is at the top of the screen in the first box within a teal rectangle and white border. The background colour for the graphic is dark green. Below the main title is [Alt Text: PLUS (Protecting Learners in Universities and Schools) is our collective partnership membership facilitated through NOMC UK providing a national network to connect Students Unions and Associations (including Sabbatical Officers, Liberation and Equality Officers/Reps), Organisations, Collectives, Campaigns, Students Groups and Societies that operate nationally, regionally or within a specific University or College. This also includes Survivor pages and Groups. The abbreviation PLUS was coined by Reclaim the Campus, and are a member of the partnership.]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FBrKWYfWQAQZyWc.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Main Title [Alt Text: What is the PLUS Partnership?] is at the top of the screen in the first box within a teal rectangle and white border. The background colour for the graphic is dark green. Below the main title is [Alt Text: PLUS (Protecting Learners in Universities and Schools) is our collective partnership membership facilitated through NOMC UK providing a national network to connect Students Unions and Associations (including Sabbatical Officers, Liberation and Equality Officers/Reps), Organisations, Collectives, Campaigns, Students Groups and Societies that operate nationally, regionally or within a specific University or College. This also includes Survivor pages and Groups. The abbreviation PLUS was coined by Reclaim the Campus, and are a member of the partnership.]
![Main Title [Alt Text: Aims of the Partnership] is at the top of the screen in the first box within a teal rectangle and white border. The background colour for the graphic is dark green. Below the main title is [Alt Text: The ethos of our Collective Partnership is through working together; we can help maximise the impact of our collective goals, including but not limited to: Helping to build safer learning environments from departments to halls and sports teams; Dismantling toxic power structures which normalise and embedded rape culture and working to replace them with a positive culture of consent; and Working in solidarity to help ensure institutional systems empower and give confidence to students and survivors, especially those from minority and marginalised communities, to report and access support.]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FBrKa74XsAI7ejv.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Main Title [Alt Text: Aims of the Partnership] is at the top of the screen in the first box within a teal rectangle and white border. The background colour for the graphic is dark green. Below the main title is [Alt Text: The ethos of our Collective Partnership is through working together; we can help maximise the impact of our collective goals, including but not limited to: Helping to build safer learning environments from departments to halls and sports teams; Dismantling toxic power structures which normalise and embedded rape culture and working to replace them with a positive culture of consent; and Working in solidarity to help ensure institutional systems empower and give confidence to students and survivors, especially those from minority and marginalised communities, to report and access support.]
