Monday 15th March

Film screening of 'Shine'
6-9pm, Christopher Ingold Auditorium.

Open mic night
7-11pm, Easy J's, 2nd floor UCLU building.

Tuesday 16th March

Film screening of 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind' 5-8pm, Bentham SR3 (Laws Building)

Wednesday 17th March

'Techniques to combat stress'
10:30-11:30am, Conference Room, 2nd Floor Bloomsbury Building

Where's your head at Fayre
North Cloisters 11am-3pm, Come along any time and sample some free food, pick up some info to combat stress and purchase some cupcakes!

Lecture on Bipolar Disorder
6:30-9pm, Harry Massey LT

Thursday 18th March

Lunch Hour Lecture on 'The Social Brain' by Dr Sarah-Jayne Blakemore (UCL Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience) 1:15-1:55pm, Darwin Lecture Theatre. Admission on a first come first served basis.

Friday 19th March

Psychosis training
10:00-12:00noon, Conference Room, 2nd Floor Bloomsbury Building

Bidding closes on 30th April 2010

Want to raise awareness among students of an issue you care about? Want to call for change to make the world we live in a better place? Follow in the footsteps of the successful DisarmUCL campaign and bid for a campaign week in Term 1 of 10/11.

Student-led campaign weeks at UCLU offer you up to £500 to run the campaign you want to see. You could do it with a group of friends, within a club or society, or drawing on a broad coalition of societies – the point is, it’s up to you.

Download a bid form here, have a think about what campaign you might like to run, and return the form to uclu-campaigns@ucl.ac.uk.

If you have any questions, want to talk over an idea or generally want some help with putting together a budget, please do get in touch with Josh at e.officer@ucl.ac.uk, or come and see him on the 4th floor of the Union at 25 Gordon Street.

Thinking about becoming active with campaigning? We could provide you with the information and guidance to kick start your campaign or introduce ideas and inspiration to your current campaign.

Contact the Democracy Support Unit or uclu-campaigns@ucl.ac.uk more information about the support available.

Sections of the Campaigns Toolkit:
- Campaigning Techniques
- Campaigning Directory
- Campaigning for Change Handout (Adobe PDF required)

Health & Safety Procedure for Campaigns (Adobe PDF required)

Forms for Campaign Leaders and their team members:
- Request to Fundraise Form (MS Word required)
- Room Booking Form (MS Word required)
- Outside Speaker Approval Form (MS Word required)
- Risk Assessment Form (MS Word required)
- Order Request Form (MS Word required)

All completed forms should be submitted to uclu-campaigns@ucl.ac.uk

If you require any of these forms in an alternative format, please contact the Democracy Support Unit.

Clarification on Promotional Materials Provided by External Organisations
Campaigners are able to use promotional materials providedby external organisations, subject to approval by a Sabbatical Officer. This means if, for example, Amnesty International Society wanted to distribute leaflets or magazines printed and published by Amnesty International they would be allowed to do this, so long as they pre-submitted one copy to the Sabbatical Suite for approval before doing so. The only exception to this policy is at Freshers' Fayre, when stricter rules are applied due to commercial reasons.