Focus for 2024

My focus this year is to:

  • Establishing Curtin as a visibly queer-inclusive university, through posters, flags, and artwork.
  • Continue working on the Stop Deadnaming campaign.
  • Improve the availability of necessary services for queer students, primarily through advocating for better availability of gender-neutral bathrooms. 
  • Provide more regular, inclusive events (particularly to cater to online students and students with sensory needs).

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What does this role do?

The Queer Officer provides advocacy and support for all LGBTQIA+ students across campus, including organising social events and being a voice for queer students in meetings and committees at various levels across campus.

  • Responding to enquiries from students and staff through email and social media.
  • Representing the interests of LGBTQIA+ students at Curtin.
  • Organising social events and activities for the Queer Department.
  • Managing the QD social media accounts and communicate relevant information to students.
  • Attending various meetings with different groups across campus.
  • Prepare a report for Representation Board each month

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About Zavier

Hi! I’m Zavier and I am a 19-year-old queer, non-binary, and neurodivergent student – and your Queer Officer for 2024! I am in my second year of my Social Work undergraduate, and I have a TAFE background in Mental Health Peer Work. I am involved in numerous queer organisations, such as Transfolk of WA, Living Proud, and the Pinnacle Foundation, and I cannot wait to bring my background, knowledge & experience to the role of Queer Officer.

When I’m not working or studying, I am involved in community theatre and play with a brass band. I love being creative, and I hope to bring my passion to this role by innovating new and exciting events for queer students!
 



Queer Department Collective Members

This collective is responsible for promoting and assisting in educational, welfare and social activities for all LGBTQIA+ students across campus.

Collective Members allow the Equity Departments to facilitate more frequent activities and events, expand the representation of marginalised students, and give more students from equity backgrounds the opportunity to participate in decision making and spaces.
 

Join the Collective for 2024!

We're now accepting expressions of interest for new members. If you want to join a collective of passionate individuals, submit the form below.

If you have any questions about the womens collective please contact Zavier the Queer Officer at qd@guild.curtin.edu.au.

 


Women's Officer

Zavier Wileman
Pronouns: They/Them


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