Channels Research Group
Christxpher Oliver
Christxpher Oliver
Christxpher Oliver
Research, Words + Design
Channels Research Group
Christxpher Oliver is a descendant of the Windrush Generation.
His interdisciplinary writing practice explores urgent social issues and conditions within, and in relation to, postcolonial institutional frameworks, law and policy.
Through this practice, Christxpher has designed a number of local and international forums to engage material from investigation, archival study, policy research and performance.
These forums pursue an innovative approach to curation gathering community representatives, creative practitioners, memory workers and policy researchers. Christxpher graduated from Goldsmiths, University of London reading Politics, Philosophy and Economics and later completed his Masters at the Centre for Research Architecture.
He has authored texts and audio-visual works for publication and exhibition including a forthcoming chapter for Policy Press titled Burning Work: Field Map.
George Brown
Christxpher Oliver
Christxpher Oliver
Creative Technician
Channels Research Group
A descendant from the Windrush Generation, George Brown is a multidisciplinary creative with experience in Design Thinking, Production, Photography, Filmmaking & Graphic Design. He aims to create positive social change through creative outputs and broader strategic solutions.
Sara Burke
Channels Research Group
Channels Research Group
Researcher
Channels Research Group
A descendant from the Windrush Generation, Sara Burke is a legal professional, blogger and former Subject Leader for English. Since 2018 she has been an active Windrush campaigner, planning and attending days of action which has culminated in her work with Channels Research Group and Windrush Defenders Legal C.I.C.
Channels Research Group
Channels Research Group
Channels Research Group
Channels Research Group (CRG) imagine, prototype and create research projects that address issues in relation to postcolonial thought, experience and institutional frameworks. Our practice considers the role of “the archive”, “investigation”, “design process” and “the production of forums” as collaborative techniques for exploring radical thinking and action between community and public institutions
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