Hoxton, A Trip For Change

Throughout the #UnfilteredProject a group of students from ELATT College discussed their local community and how it affects our mental health. Those conversations led to this photography book documenting their safe spaces as well as changes that are need in their local community.

Photography, text & curation by:

Ayade, Abdul Karim, Cristiana, Miles, Mohammed, Nanak, Noor, Ryan, Tricia & Ty.

This project and book were produced with funding from Young Londoners Fund supported by the Mayor of London.

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