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Interviews and Focus Groups:

Black Caribbean people aged 50+ in Birmingham Bristol or London - Share your story!

Jan 2025

📍London, Birmingham, Bristol, Online

We’re looking for people aged 50+ from Black Caribbean heratige in Birmingham, Bristol, and London.

We’re exploring how experiences of racism, discrimination, and inequality affect well-being and financial security in later life. Your contribution will help shape meaningful change and inform future policies!

✔️ Flexible, respectful sessions

✔️ £80 payment

✔️travel expenses

Deadline: 20th January 2025

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What we’re working on

Ways to get involved

Join an exploration lab with a small group of people to answer questions in a moderated setting. You will discover new information, ideas, or solutions in a particular feel.
Join a co-creation group working with researchers on the design and implementation of research to ensure relevance.
Engage in collaborative activities like brainstorming, group discussions, skill-building exercises, and hands-on projects to achieve specific learning or problem-solving objectives.
Help review some materials, this could be a report, a website or a flyer.
Take a survey which could come in various forms, including written questionnaires, phone or online interviews, or face-to-face interviews.
Be interviewed by a team member on a subject.

Join the Community

If you’re a client interested in discussing a research idea or simply want to say hi, we’d love to hear from you.