'Breaking The Glass Ceiling’ is a new movement led by a core group of community representatives in collaboration with Southwark Council. As a collective we will be covering in depth topics related to Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities and the built environment. Through these topics we will talk about our lived experience whilst aiming to showcase a strong, positive representation of individuals from under represented communities who defy the status quo.
In this episode we discuss how different environments growing up has effected how we speak about our physical health issues. We also discuss the topic of healthy eating within our culture whilst growing up in social housing and how that has changed as an adult.
In this episode we discuss the importance of communities and active involvement in regeneration, in order to highlight some of the consequences of gentrification and not so "affordable housing" that impacts socially economic disadvantaged groups.
In this episode our guests will talk on their lived experience of being a Black individual in Southwark and their relationship to Peckham.
In this episode we discuss how the built environment plays a part in how safe we feel and how it can encourage negative behaviour, in addition to perceptions of ethnic minority communities.
In this episode we talk on the complex situation-ship between Black and ethnic minorities. Are you comfortable about reporting a crime? What is the history behind the saying 'snitches get stitches?
In this episode we talk on the good and bad memories of growing up in Peckham as a person of colour, alongside how the area has changed over the years.