The IGP Zines section presents our latest work carried out in collaboration with citizen scientists.
Prosperity in east London 2021-2031 Longitudinal Study
The Prosperity in east London 2021-2031 Longitudinal Study is a 10-year mixed-methods study tracing the effects of large-scale and long-term urban regeneration on local communities in east London. The study equips local residents with the tools to examine prosperity in their communities, producing citizen-centred insights on people’s lived experiences of regeneration.
The following zines have been produced as part of the study.
Zines
2023 | Title and Author | Keywords |
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Prosperity in east London 2021-2031 Longitudinal Study - About the study
| prosperity, qualitative research, citizen science, social science | |
by Abdul and Zeinab | Institutional racism, housing inequality, sensitisation, opportunities | |
by Alexis | Appropriation, poverty, inequality, art, creativity, entrepreneurship, food banks, food security, racism, gender. | |
By Terry | Inequality, regeneration, neglect, uncertainty, community-building, youth crime | |
The abandoned side of North Woolwich By Terry and Twinkle | poverty, unemployment, discrimination, infrastructure, poor transportation links, abandonment, neglect, youth crime. | |
What does basic mean to people with special needs and disabilities? By Victorine and Regina | Special educational needs and disabilities, universal basic services, education, housing, mental health, loneliness | |
By Lorraine | Infrastructure, lighting, safety, well-being, health, poverty, autonomy, choice | |
Same on the outside, different on the inside By Zainab | Urban inequality, barriers to social cohesion, participation, transient communities | |
By Twinkle | Special educational needs, autism spectrum disorder, mental health, inadequate support, barriers to access, stigma, awareness. |