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
At the height of the pandemic, Centric successfully engaged with institutions and the community. Our community research model allowed our community researchers to explore complex subjects with residents and provide a safe space for discussion and transparency. In our journey through projects like Chronic Pain, Cost of Living & Multiple Long-Term Conditions (MLTCs), Southwark… Continue reading Training in Managing Difficult Conversions
When I heard about this project, I honestly didn’t have much idea how it would go or play out but, I wanted to be a part of it as I wanted to step out of my comfort zone. Hearing that I may have to interview people I’ve never met or spoken to before scared… Continue reading Traumatising Impacts Of The Cost Of Living
I wanted to be involved in The Cost of Living and Multiple Long-Term Conditions (MLTCs) project because the experience of those dealing with MLTCs in an economic crisis is overlooked. Those dealing with health complications are faced with circumstances that are twice as challenging and complex, due to the extensive support required. Therefore, it… Continue reading Reflections on the Cost of Living
The Cost of Living and Multiple Long-Term Conditions (MLTCs) work is proving to be very exciting and closely reflects my own experiences. This project focussed on our community’s lived experience of how the increased cost of living has been impacting the daily lives of Lambeth and Southwark residents who battle with multiple long-term health… Continue reading Hidden Pains of The Cost of Living Crisis
The eerie streets of the 1980s inner-city Leicester were a deprived part of the East Midlands which during the Thatcherite years, represented one of the manner urban conurbations. It was impacted by industrial decline, racial tension and police violence against Black youth. It was against this backdrop that movements orientating towards trade union activism and… Continue reading Reflections on Cape Town and the Connectors in Engagement Workshop 2022
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