Black and brown communities hit hard by rising student debt
The marketisation of the higher education sector and rocketing student debts impacts Black and brown communities in the UK, writes Ilyas Nagdee in this guest blog.
The senseless student loan sell-off
The government is set to lose £800 million of taxpayers’ money through the sale of student loans that it hopes to complete before the end of the year.
Students at risk of dangerous stress levels due to rising debts
Poorer students are hit hardest by escalating debts, many students are going hungry, and the psychological pressure is high
Debt justice and the 2017 general election
Ahead of the 2017 general election, Jubilee Debt Campaign have produced a short guide and suggested question for four vital issues: The UK’s role in Africa’s debt crisis The global debt…
We’re joining the United for Education march
Jubilee Debt Campaign is joining the ‘United for Education: No fees, no cuts, no debt’ demonstration on Saturday 19 November in London. Do you know that students at English universities…
Resisting the Debt Economy – Workshop at The World Transformed
Join our session on debt injustice in the UK and around the world at the World Transformed in Liverpool on Tuesday 27 September.
Life Before Debt – Organising to overcome the power of finance
Join us on Saturday 14 November for this free event. Seven years on from the Great Crash, global debt levels are booming once again [...]
