SLAAFS – Honest, Simple, Beer

Agree
Since we have one candidate this year, this voter guide reflects his opinion. As a party, SLAAFS has no opinion and only makes a promise: we will organise free beer drinks.INTER

Fully agree
INTER considers that it is one of the main responsibilities of the UvA to acknowledge their colonial history and make an active effort to do better. Given our existing focus on international students, we highly support the initiatives for a more diverse student and staff composition.UvASociaal

Fully agree
Diversity has been one of the core pillars of UvAsociaal since 2005, and the first section of our party program is dedicated to this issue. The UvA should definitely prioritise policies such as decolonisation in order to help students develop a wider worldview while also allowing those from different backgrounds feel comfortable at the university. Furthermore, we believe that every person at the UvA should feel included in the policies that are put in place and we will be able to achieve this as we have a large number of Dutch, European and International students running for both CSR and FSR this year.Activistenpartij UvA

Fully agree
We believe that decolonizing the elitist academic systems and curricula is a must and priority at the University. The 2016 Diversity Report can only be seen as a starting point; non-Dutch, -white, -heteronormative, and/or disabled students should not be viewed as tokens or cash cows. The University must be a place where these students can feel safe, welcomed and included. Too many students thus far have felt excluded, discriminated and micro/macro-aggressed on campus, we view this as unacceptable.Sefa Student Party

Agree
Sefa Student Party has diversity as one of the most important aspects of its program. We want the University to recognize the harmful effects of its colonial past and work towards actively decolonizing the curriculum. As part of our efforts to promote diversity, we also want to revisit and improve the 2016 Diversity report. The SSP cares deeply about creating a more inclusive and welcoming community on campus for everyone.020

Fully agree
020 strives towards more inclusion. Decolonising the course content is an important part of improving education at the University, as it will help remove some of the long-standing biases that exist in many courses. Furthermore, it will encourage students to question their own views, and consider those that they perhaps have not yet been exposed to.EnCore

Agree
Diversity is one of UvA’s greatest strengths, so the UvA should continue to take necessary actions to improve diversity and inclusivity on and around campus.De Vrije Student
