Editing Labour Students (section)

===Priority Campaign===
Labour Students took on a major campaign each year, voted for in an all-member ballot. Recent campaigns have included:
*'''"Make Child Poverty History" campaign (2006–2007)'''
*'''"Sex, Lives and Politics" (2005–2006)''' – This was followed by a government reduction of VAT on condoms to the EU minimum of 5%.
*'''The Living Wage Campaign (2011–2013)''' – Labour Students worked in collaboration with the trade union [[Unison (trade union)|UNISON]] to equip members with the skills to fight for a [[living wage]] to be paid to staff on their university campuses. The campaign was extremely successful, with clubs including Manchester and Kent securing the living wage at their institutions.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.nusconnect.org.uk/news/article/soccit/How-We-Won-a-Living-Wage-at-Manchester/ |title=How We Won a Living Wage at Manchester |access-date=6 September 2012}}</ref> 
*'''The Voter Registration Campaign (2012–2013)''' – Labour Students intended to increase the number of students registered to vote.
*'''A Million More Voices (2016–2017)''' - Campaign aimed at introducing automatic [[voter registration]].
*'''Somewhere To Call Home (2017–2018)''' – Campaign aimed at tackling "poor living conditions and extortionate rents for students."
*'''Time For Rights (2018– 2019)''' – Campaign to protect the rights of workers in Students’ Unions and Universities from Brexit.