The QSU remains connected to the needs of its associations, partners and the Quebec student population in order to be up to date on the issues and obstacles to education of the student community. This field approach helps our Coordination Committee to bring concrete and rational demands to the provincial and federal governments.

Every year, our team works on various issues related to education:
_ Financial assistance for studies:
_ Student psychological health:
_ Sexual violence:
_ International student community:
_ Student psychological health:
_ Student community with a disability:
_ Aboriginal communities:
_ Sexual Diversity and Gender Plurality Community:
_ Ecological Transition of Universities:

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The functioning of the QSU allows all associations wishing to work together on common issues to improve the conditions of the student population to translate them into campaigns and concrete results:
_ The law to ensure the protection of interns in the workplace was adopted by the National Assembly in the winter of 2022. This new law in Quebec is the result of several years of work by the QSU and the Fédération étudiante collégiale du Québec (FECQ), granting recourse, rights and protections to interns.
_ Our survey on psychological health Behin the mask remains the largest survey ever conducted by the student movement. As a result, we were able to obtain an action plan on student mental health with an envelope of nearly $60 million over five years from the provincial government in the fall of 2021. This investment was followed by a five-year, $35 million enhancement in March 2022.
_ In 2021, we secured over $328 million in student financial assistance (SFA).
_ The #FairShare campaign in 2019 secured $114 million over five years and $26.5 million in recurring federal dollars for the three federal granting agencies.

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