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New Visual and Creative Approaches to Public Engagement – Hannah and Yve explain

Posted on
14th May 2024

There is so much focus now on research being inclusive and bringing different voices in. Creative and visual approaches are an important part of this. This co-created resource shares reflections…Read More >

New Visual and Creative Approaches to Public Engagement – Hannah and Yve explain

Tower Hamlets Food History Tour Part 2 – linking dairy, sugar factories and orchards to Tower Hamlets

Posted on
12th April 202413th August 2024

Community researchers Sajna Miah and Shazna Hussain join Elaine Swan (Sussex University food and feminist specialist) to further explore Tower Hamlets food history visiting Wilton’s Music Hall, Wellclose Square, Swedenborg…Read More >

Tower Hamlets Food History Tour Part 2 – linking dairy, sugar factories and orchards to Tower Hamlets

Really Good Lunch #6 – The Hunt for a Good Lunch

Posted on
12th April 2024

In the final episode in this series, students from Sir John Hunt CSC go in search for a £2.50 lunch – the cost of a free school meal – in…Read More >

Really Good Lunch #6 – The Hunt for a Good Lunch

Really Good Lunch #5 – Rev Jonathan Devereux

Posted on
12th April 2024

This interview with Rev. Jonathan Devereux (Vicar at St Chads Church, Whitleigh, Plymouth) focuses on what type of lunch you can buy for £2.50 and the needs of  Plymouth communities…Read More >

Really Good Lunch #5 – Rev Jonathan Devereux

Really Good Lunch #4 – interview with our Plymouth based Community Researcher Yve Ashton

Posted on
12th April 202412th April 2024

Yve describes her work as Food Bank Co-ordinator at the Whitleigh Foodbank in Plymouth and share thoughts about how to improve the local food system to eliminate the need for…Read More >

Really Good Lunch #4 – interview with our Plymouth based Community Researcher Yve Ashton

Really Good Lunch #3 – interview with David Barrett

Posted on
25th March 2024

Sir John Hunt College students continue their free school meals research by interviewing David Barrett from Tamar Fresh Ltd.  Tamar Fresh are a fruit and vegetable wholesaler based in Saltash,…Read More >

Really Good Lunch #3 – interview with David Barrett

What makes a ‘Really Good Lunch’ in Plymouth??

Posted on
19th March 202425th March 2024

The Plymouth FoodSEqual team and students from Sir John Hunt Sport and Community College have worked together to develop a series of video interviews ‘Searching for a Really Good Lunch’…Read More >

What makes a ‘Really Good Lunch’ in Plymouth??

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

Posted on
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

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