Scottish Nationalist Association

The Glasgow University Scottish Nationalist Association was founded in 1927, and for nearly 100 years we been campaigning for social justice, social democracy, and Scottish independence. In that time our members have included the SNP’s founder John MacCormick, trailblazers like Mhairi Black or Winnie Ewing, and even the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon herself. Today, we mostly host socials, campaigns, and more.

GUSNA, like the SNP and Yes campaign as a whole is open to everyone. Independence is not about if you’re Scottish, English, British or European – it’s a question about what kind of Scotland we want to live in, and who’s choice that should be. GUSNA believes in a progressive, European Scotland, where decisions are made by the people who live here, not Westminster politicians like Liz Truss or Keir Starmer.

With the scale of challenges facing the UK and with an independence referendum on the horizon, the next few years of Scottish politics are set to be some of the most important in history, and GUSNA will be right at the heart of that, as we always have been. If you want to be part of the campaign, or even just chat about it, then there’s never been a better time to get involved.

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