Dr Charmaine Brown


Dr Charmaine Angella Brown is based in London, UK but was born in Kingston, Jamaica. 

My teaching journey started in 1988 with the Inner London Education Authority (ILEA) and continued as Education Manager at the Peckham Literacy Centre ‘The Bookplace’.  

Since 2002, I have been teaching in HE. I am currently a senior university lecturer in initial teacher education at the University of Greenwich and participate in a range of equality initiatives which is applied in my professional role as Judicial Office holder for the Ministry of Justice sitting on  the First Tier of Social Security and Child Services Tribunals in England, Scotland and Wales and Employment Tribunal in England and Wales.  

I am passionate about empowering community members and getting their voice heard. 

 

11
Oct’23
Gentrification of Peckham Walks:
UAL CCW FAD: ‘Portraits of Peckham’  walking tour
1pm – 2.30pmUAL, Camberwell College of arts, 1 Wilson Rd, SE5 8LU
16
Apr
’23
Gentrification of Peckham Walks:
Maroon Heritage Walking Tour
12pm – 2pmNyan-Ko-Pong: Sovereign Maroon Government
21
Apr
’23
Gentrification of Peckham Walks:
Rights in
Focus
conference
2pm – 4pmSouth London Gallery, 65 Peckham Rd, SE5 8UH
6
Mar
’23
Gentrification of Peckham Walks:
National Youth Theatre ‘gone too far’ walking tour
10am – 12pmNational Youth Theatre

Research Themes

Gentrification

Links to my work on Gentrification (podcasts, video and articles).

Diversity Initiatives

Links to my work on equality and diversity.

An interview about me

A link to an interview on my personal journey and life by oral historian Sarah Gudgin for South London Gallery.

Initial Teacher Education

Links to my work on Initial Teacher Education

Genealogy

My current genealogy projects

images and web design: ©Elisia Brown