Gentrification Links

2025

• Brown, Charmaine (2025), Community voices: ‘From Time’. In: Institute for Lifecourse Development Early Career Academic conference 2025: “Supporting and developing ECAs”, 30th June, 2025, University of Greenwich, London . pp. 17-17 (doi: https://www.gre.ac.uk/institute-lifecourse-development).
• Brown, Charmaine , Minton, Anna, Owoo, Betty, Rao, Ash , Taylor-Barret, Eleesha (2025), How (not) to make a city: gentrification, displacement, regeneration -podcast. (doi: https://on.soundcloud.com/q1N5xIAVcHruWarhWM).
• Brown, Charmaine , Colquhoun, Caitlin, Joubert, Pearlie, Aylesham Community Action [Peckham] , Reclaim the City [Cape Town] , Black History Walks [London] (2025), Land for people not for profit from Cape Town to Peckham. In: Aylesham Community Action: Fundraiser Screening of “Mother City, a Documentary”, 24th September 2025, Prince of Peckham (pub), and Southwark Law Centre, London 
• Brown, Charmaine (2025), Community activism: the Rye Lane Campaign 2012. In: Black History Walks: “Community Activism – The Rye Lane Campaign 2012”, 22nd July 2025, Prince of Peckham University 
• Brown, Charmaine (2025), Caribbean voices from time: collecting and sharing stories of the Caribbean presence in the Bellenden Road Area. In: “Caribbean Voices From Time”, 18th July 2025, Copleston Church & Community Centre, Peckham, London
• Brown, Charmaine (2025), The Gentrification of Peckham: in conversation at ‘Prince of Peckham University’. In: Black History Walks: “The Gentrification of Peckham – in conversation at Prince of Peckham University”, 15th July 2025, Prince of Peckham University, London 

2024

• Brown, Charmaine and Peckham Heritage Regeneration Partnership (2024), Contribution to oral history in ‘Peckham’s Heritage: Past, Present and Future’. Peckham Heritage Regeneration Partnership. (1st) . pp. 196-199 . ISBN: 9781399940290 (doi: https://peckhamheritage.org.uk/).
• Brown, Charmaine (2024), Heritage, urban regeneration and gentrification: Heritage and gentrification revisited – Who wins and Who loses!. In: Heritage and gentrification revisited – Who wins and Who loses!, 25th June, 2024, University of Greenwich .
• Brown, Charmaine (2024), Liveable cities: the gentrification of Peckham and Black urban removal worldwide. In: AMPS: Liveable Cities London, 26th – 28th June, 2024, City, University of London (doi: https://amps-research.com/conference/livable-cities-london/).

2023

• Brown, Charmaine (2023), The gentrification of Peckham and Black urban renewal worldwide revisited. In: Local Cultures: Global Spaces, Communities, People and Place, 5th – 7th December 2023, Virtual International Conference: Rochester Institute of Technology, New York | Chinese University of Hong Kong | University of Melbourne (doi: https://amps-research.com/conference/local-global/).
• Brown, Charmaine (2023), Prompts & Logistics: Black Love and/In the City. 1st November 2023 – Syracuse University, Faraday House, 48 Old Gloucester St, London WC1N 3AE
• Bacon, Paul and Brown, Charmaine (2023), There goes the neighbourhood. https://protect-eu.mimecast.com/s/pNN8CjZlXTgjRjGSWmliG?domain=open.spotify.com 
• Bertram, Sharon and Brown, Charmaine (2023), Portraits of Peckham: what does a sense of belonging mean to you?. (doi: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/portraits-of-peckham-what-does-a-sense-of-belonging-mean-to-you-tickets-742076720447?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl)
• Brown, Charmaine (2023), Peckham gentrification walk and portraits of Peckham workshop. (doi: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/portraits-of-peckham-a-black-history-month-exhibition-tickets-711370768117)
• Brown, Charmaine  (2023) Rights in Focus – Gentrification of Peckham and Black urban removal worldwide. In: Rights in Focus – ‘Gentrification of Peckham and Black Urban removal worldwide’ lecture and a walking tour of Peckham focusing on this work., 21st – 22nd April 2023, UAL Camberwell College of Art and South London Gallery, London.
• Brown, Charmaine (2023), Keynote Address. Heritage and gentrification: who wins, who loses?. In: Heritage and Gentrification: Who wins, Who loses? Institute of Historic Building Conservation (IHBC) Day Conference, 3rd October 2023, Royal College of Physicians, London .
• Brown, Charmaine (2023), ‘Gone too far’: gentrification and the intersection of race and identity politics in Peckham. In: Talk to NYT cast of Bola Agbaje’s play ‘Gone Too Far’, 6th March 2023, Peckham, London .

2022

• Brown, Charmaine (2022), BBC 4 PODCAST – Thinking Allowed https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001c6n2
• Brown, Charmaine (2022) Southwark news https://southwarknews.co.uk/news/the-fate-of-the-real-desmonds-of-peckham-is-a-classic-example-of-what-gentrification-means-for-the-community-says-senior-lecturer/ 
• Brown, Charmaine (2022), Place / Changemaking.  In: Place/Change making, 28th October 2022, Mountview Peckham (doi: https://www.southwark.gov.uk/events-culture-and-heritage/49396/56794/49396?c=5).
• Brown, Charmaine (2022), Peckham Heritage Society: Black people’s empowerment through wealth creation, and the experiences of the Windrush generation and their families in Peckham and London. In: Regeneration, Gentrification & urban removal: impact on the Caribbean community in Peckham., 23rd September 2022, Peckham Heritage Society (1st).

• Brown, Charmaine (2022), Keeping the ‘old’ Peckham alive! Regeneration, gentrification and the impact on the Caribbean community in Peckham. In: Copleston Remix: Love & Respect, 16th -18th September 2022, Copleston Centre.

• Brown, Charmaine (2022), Levelling up! ‘The Gentrification of Peckham and Black urban removal worldwide’. In: Black History Walks, 20 February 2022, Online . pp. 1-16 (doi: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-gentrification-of-peckham-and-black-urban-removal-worldwide-tickets-145762362149).

2021

• Brown, Charmaine (2021), ‘Gentrification of Peckham and Black Urban removal worldwide’, the impact on the Black community and the ways in which a complex set of public policy interactions have played out in practice. In: ‘Gentrification of Peckham and Black Urban removal worldwide’, the impact on the Black community and the ways in which a complex set of public policy interactions have played out in practice., 28 October 2021, Cabinet office online (doi: https://blackhistorywalks.co.uk/talks/the-gentrification-of-peckham-and-black-urban-removal-worldwide/).
• Brown, Charmaine (2021), The gentrification of Peckham and Black urban removal worldwide (2021). In: Gentrification of Peckham and Black Urban removal worldwide, 5 May 2021, online (doi: https://blackhistorywalks.co.uk/talks/the-gentrification-of-peckham-and-black-urban-removal-worldwide/).
• Brown, Charmaine (2021) Community Bridges 15 – https://www.communitybridges.co.uk/post/lloydie-s-the-real-life-desmond-s 

2019

• Brown, Charmaine (2019), Gentrification & effects on local communities. In: Gentrification & effects on local communities, 16 April 2019, Drapers Tenants Hall, Elephant & Castle (doi: https://www.drapertogether.org/events-list/2019/1/18/the-gentrification-of-peckham).
• Brown, Charmaine (2019), The Build Up: Gentrification performance in two parts. (doi: https://wellcomecollection.org/events/XDyjwBAAAJITMOaQ).

Publications

• Brown, Charmaine (2019), ‘Lloydie’s’, the real life Desmond’s – A tale of urban regeneration, gentrification and displacement in Peckham. Community Bridges, 5 (doi: https://www.communitybridges.co.uk/post/lloydie-s-the-real-life-desmond-s).
• Brown, Charmaine (2019), Regeneration v gentrification? Transforming an area and keeping the social capital: gentrification of Peckham and other black areas. Community Bridges, 2 . pp. 13-14 (doi: https://www.communitybridges.co.uk/post/regeneration-gentrification).

2014

• Brown, Charmaine ORCID: 0000-0002-6471-9706 (2014) Raising awareness and galvanising the local community to  find ways of acting against further gentrification. In: Exhibition and talks about learner-creators, 2-7 June 2014, Thomas Calton Centre.
• Brown, Charmaine  (2014) Nzinga lecture series: the gentrification of Peckham & other Black areas. In: Nzinga Lecture series – Black History Walks, 12 April 2014, Birkbeck, University of London.