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J. Sainsbury’s, wooden spoons and sailors – how do these connect with Tower Hamlets? Find out in podcast #2

Posted on
19th March 202419th March 2024

Community researchers Sajna Miah and Shazna Hussain join Elaine Swan (Sussex University food and feminist specialist) to explore Watney Market, Cable Street, Cafe Rio and Wombat City Hostel and link…Read More >

J. Sainsbury’s, wooden spoons and sailors – how do these connect with Tower Hamlets?  Find out in podcast #2

LAUNCH of Tower Hamlets Food History Tour Podcasts

Posted on
14th March 2024

The podcasts are launched – hear the first podcast now – two more to follow Community researchers from the Women’s Environmental Network (Wen) and the University of Sussex have launched…Read More >

LAUNCH of Tower Hamlets Food History Tour Podcasts

The Tower Hamlets Food History Tour – a Research Method

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16th January 202416th January 2024

The Food History Tour as a Research Method FoodSEqual community researchers from Tower Hamlets and researchers from the University of Sussex, co-produced two community engagement activities in 2023 held as…Read More >

The Tower Hamlets Food History Tour – a Research Method

Tower Hamlets Community Researchers: How Food Diary Research Works

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16th January 202416th January 2024

FOOD DIARIES – LEARNING HOW THE FOOD SYSTEM AND POLICY SHAPES WHAT AND HOW WE EAT   Our researchers are currently using two research methods – food shopalongs and food…Read More >

Tower Hamlets Community Researchers: How Food Diary Research Works

Brighton & Hove Community Researchers: Their journey of learning

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9th June 20239th June 2023

Sharing Our Experiences as Community Researchers Amanda Lucas, Sara Fernee – Community Researchers at the Brighton and Hove Food Partnership (BHFP) In this blog  we aim to share our journey…Read More >

Brighton & Hove Community Researchers: Their journey of learning

Community Food Research in Brighton and Hove – What we have learnt

Posted on
24th March 202324th March 2023

Community Food Research in Brighton and Hove – What we have learnt Amanda Lucas, Sara Fernee, Holly Cranfield – Community Food Researchers The Brighton and Hove Food Partnership’s Community Researchers…Read More >

Community Food Research in Brighton and Hove – What we have learnt
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Food aid supply chains rely on a surplus – a great perspective from our PI published in The Conversation

Posted on
24th March 2023

Many households in Britain have felt the impact of recent food shortages or, at the very least, noticed sparse shelves in the fresh produce aisle of their local shop. For…Read More >

Food aid supply chains rely on a surplus – a great perspective from our PI published in The Conversation

FoodSEqual Annual Assembly 2022

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1st December 20222nd December 2022

The Food Systems Equality [FoodSEqual] Annual Assembly took place earlier in November at Wokefield Park, Reading as a hybrid event with some joining virtually.  It was a day for project…Read More >

FoodSEqual Annual Assembly 2022

A visit to the Whitley CDA

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1st December 20222nd December 2022

The Whitley Community Development Association (Whitley CDA) located in Reading is a charity and one of the four community partners that support the Food Systems Equality project [FoodSEqual] – ‘Co-production…Read More >

A visit to the Whitley CDA

Community researchers, academics and industry leaders meet in Brighton and Hove to ‘Cook and Connect’

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29th November 20222nd December 2022

The Brighton and Hove Food Partnership, (BHFP) is a not-for-profit organisation that supports people to eat a healthy diet, learn how to cook, how to grow their own food, and…Read More >

Community researchers, academics and industry leaders meet in Brighton and Hove to ‘Cook and Connect’

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