Anna Rank, Nicola Albertin, Tiago Arieira, Ashley Munday, Clive Lewis

Did the project take an intersectional approach? In that it focused on the east london community to support dialogue about the issues of invisible pollution

How could have it been more inclusive?  By focusing on the communities that we know are most affected, in poorer boroughs of London and those near the south circular road.

What were the project's assets (what did the different collaborators contribute E.g. material resources, time, expertise)?

the building structure that contained 11,000 litres of air (what we breathe in a day)
Time
Photography
bold graphic artwork by Art + Believe

What was the action (how did they contribute, what was produced?)

An installation using interactive and immersive digital and lighting technologies to provide real-time data on London’s pollution.


What was the project agenda (why did the project happen, what was the purpose)? 
Creating a space for people to  understand the impacts of air pollution, and to support a dialogue around what can be done to make moving through cities more healthy and fulfilling. 

How might these terms relate to your own emerging team project in Creative Unions?  I think we need to consider the agenda more, in order to create an outcome that impacts or addresses the potential for social change.