Latin Elephant Business Survey 2012 This report outlines the concerns of the Latin American community in Elephant and Castle regarding existing spatial and design issues, the lack of a unified Latin character of the area and the impacts of future development on...
The report is the output of 18 months of research with the local community and other key stakeholders at Elephant and Castle, which is the current focus of one of Europe’s largest regeneration projects. The result is a strategic community vision that maps the journey...
Our Latin Quarter Workshop on 19 November gathered Latin American retailers and organisations from Elephant and Castle with representatives from Southwark Council, Delancey and Lend Lease to discuss ideas about how Elephant and Castle can continue to be a Latin...
The relationship between urban growth, regeneration and small migrant and ethnic economies is a theme that we feel should be explicitly addressed in LEP’s economic development plan for London. Read full response here: LEP_EmergingThemesSubmission_LatinElephant
Is there space for alternative migrant and ethnic economies in a regenerated London? Presentation by By Patria Roman-Velazquez, Latin Elephant. London for All: opening up debate on London’s economy (14 July 2014)
Latin Elephant engages in research to inform infrastructure, community practice, urban policy and service delivery in regeneration programmes across London by: Working alongside local organisations, academics and think tanks to present a stronger and evidence based...
Latin Elephant organises activities with the aim of bringing different communities together and increasing awareness and use of public spaces where Latin Americans are often underrepresented. We organise workshops and promote activities and projects that contribute to...
Latin Elephant promotes alternative and innovative ways of engaging and incorporating migrant and ethnic communities in urban regeneration processes in London. Latin Elephant is working to increase participation of Latin buy naltrexone Americans in urban regeneration...