As Data Coordinator for the Abundance Project, a key part of my role is to make sure all the information we collect on the project is kept organised and secure, and then, most importantly, to try and make sure it is accessible. Accessibility means that the information is usable and understandable not just to technical […]
By Ima Miah, CEO, Asian Resource Centre of Croydon (ARCC), Abundance Project Community Research Hub. Earlier this month, we had the privilege of presenting at Civil Service Live 2025 in London, invited by the Cabinet Office Behavioural Science Team to contribute to the theme of Building Public Trust. Over two busy days, my colleague Mamun Khan […]
A blog about connecting lived experience with theory and practice to cultivate equitable systemic change in mental health. Rooted in Abundance At the Abundance Project, we’re grounded in the belief that abundance is not something external or aspirational. Abundance already exists within our communities. Whether in cultural practice, ecological knowledge, collective resilience, or place-based creativity, […]
By Dr Silke Zschomler, Research Fellow on The Abundance Project. From the 16-18 July, I had the exciting opportunity to represent the Abundance project at the AMPS (Architecture Media Politics Society) Livable Cities Conference 2025. The setting for this interdisciplinary conference was Barcelona, often ranked as one of the world’s most livable cities, particularly regarding […]
Last month, Abundance Project participants Connect: North Korea’s team were honoured to speak at the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) event on North Korean and Ukrainian solidarity in the face of increasing Russian aggression, held at Westminster. It was a powerful moment to share our vision for justice and collective care with policymakers, allies, and advocates […]