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CenGiving in Jamaica with sister Marcia Cunningham

My name is Marcia Cunningham, affectionately known as Sister Marcia to most people. I became a community researcher with Centric by attending one of their workshops. It has now been 16 months since that happened, and I am loving the journey so far. This journey has led me to participate in projects such as Cost… Continue reading CenGiving in Jamaica with sister Marcia Cunningham

Ghana’s Plastic Waste Crisis: A Growing Concern

The country’s rapid urbanisation and population growth have led to an increase in plastic consumption, resulting in a surprisingly great amount of plastic waste. Unfortunately, Ghana’s waste management infrastructure is inadequate, leading to plastic waste ending up in landfills, waterbodies, drains, and the streets. This not only harms the environment but also poses significant health… Continue reading Ghana’s Plastic Waste Crisis: A Growing Concern

Introducing Ransford Omani Clottey (Centric Ghana)

Hello, I am Ransford Omani Clottey and the Lead Researcher for Centric Ghana. Prior to joining Centric, I did not have the knowledge of research and its importance, especially in cultural knowledge production. As a key figure in Centric, I am not just navigating the waters of social entrepreneurship but also steering the ship towards… Continue reading Introducing Ransford Omani Clottey (Centric Ghana)

Cen-X Podcasts – Episode 4: Our Launch With Dr. Ties Hoomans & Esther Agyeman

Introduction Cen-X stands as a platform where action is ignited, the system is challenged, and voices society often silences are amplified. Through dynamic episodes, we fearlessly address social and environmental issues, shedding light on injustice, and empowering seldom-heard communities. In engaging interviews and powerful narratives, we rally for change, providing a platform where unheard voices… Continue reading Cen-X Podcasts – Episode 4: Our Launch With Dr. Ties Hoomans & Esther Agyeman

Reflections in Ghana: Addressing Identity and Fostering Entrepreneurship Among Africa’s Youth

As the Founder and CEO of Centric, my regular journeys to Ghana have become a cornerstone of my professional and personal endeavours. These frequent visits, especially since Ghana’s ‘Year of Return’ initiative, have not only allowed me to witness the nation’s dynamic transformation but also to recognise the critical need for work on issues like… Continue reading Reflections in Ghana: Addressing Identity and Fostering Entrepreneurship Among Africa’s Youth

Empowering Communities through Fashion, Activism, and Art

Legalitees: Empowering Communities through Fashion, Activism, and Art In the heart of Brixton, I am thrilled to announce a revolutionary collaboration aimed at challenging the systemic injustice embedded in stop-and-search practices. Centric Community Research, in partnership with Hijinks Collective, is proud to unveil Legalitees, a community research-led fashion brand with a revolutionary purpose. This collaboration… Continue reading Empowering Communities through Fashion, Activism, and Art

Empowering Black Communities: CenAlliance’s Response to Corporate Indifference

Empowering Black Communities: CenAlliance’s Response to Corporate Indifference The mission of CenAlliance is rooted in a profound personal journey—one that began with Dr. Shaun Danquah stepping through the glass doors of the corporate world in Moorgate, at the heart of London’s bustling financial district. Dr. Danquah, fresh-faced and ambitious, was poised to carve out a… Continue reading Empowering Black Communities: CenAlliance’s Response to Corporate Indifference

Dr Shaun Danquah: Navigating Societal Narratives

As a person of mixed Ghanaian and Irish heritage, my travels have been a journey of discovery, unveiling a shared narrative of resistance and distrust in various societies, from Ireland to the Dominican Republic, Ghana, South Africa, and the diverse neighborhoods of London. In Ireland, a place intertwined with my heritage, I observed a spirit… Continue reading Dr Shaun Danquah: Navigating Societal Narratives

Pakistan Independence Day with Pakistan Welfare Association and Mayor of London

  The Pakistan Welfare Association (PWA) The Pakistan Welfare Association (PWA) comprises local business people in Tooting who emigrated to the UK in the 1960s. Coming to London with little more than a few pounds in their pockets but with big ambitions to make something of themselves; such is the dream of many Pakistanis even… Continue reading Pakistan Independence Day with Pakistan Welfare Association and Mayor of London

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