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Why aren’t children from Hartcliffe ‘on the buses’? Prompted by the experiences of children in Hareclive, this project uses arts-led methods to explore this important question, understanding the effects of “bus immobility” on the children of Room 13. It provides evidence to assess and challenge bus and transport policy in Bristol and beyond. (read more) -
Can digital tech empower online consumers to respond to environmental emergencies? This research seeks to create a tool that can connect with consumer practices to give them the opportunity to make ethical consumer choices. (read more) -
Can a collaborative filmmaking process provide an empowering space for refugees and asylum seekers? Can filmmaking be used as a critical tool in examining the current immigration system? This research seeks to scrutinise the immigration system through collaborative filmmaking. (read more) -
How do families separated by UK Immigration Laws cope with uncertainty? How can they be supported? This research project seeks to experiment with new ways to provide support for those affected. (read more)
Brigstow brings researchers from different disciplines together with a range of partners across the city and beyond to experiment in new ways of living and being.
