Publications

Recent publications produced by People's Palace Projects are detailed below:

Intense Dreams: reflections on Brazilian culture and performance
Text by Paul Heritage and photographs by Ratäo Diniz
ISBN 978-0-95511795-4
*Available for £10 from ppp@qmul.ac.uk*

From The Favela to Our Manor
Translating AfroReggae: the impact and implications of an international intervention in arts work with young people at risk.
ISBN 978-0-9551179-3-0
*Available for £5 from ppp@qmul.ac.uk*

Written by Dr Richard Ings
This report explores the impact and implications of a visit by AfroReggae to the UK inner city in 2006.
Funded by: Arts Council England, Barbican:Bite, Brazilian Embassy, Amnesty International and Amnesty UK, Shoreditch Trust, Ogilvy & Mather, LCACE, Queen Mary, University of London.

Youth and Police PPP Bulletin ISSUE 1
By Silvia Ramos
Produced by the Publications and Web Office, QMUL for the Drama Department, QMUL – Pub0826

Article reproduced by kind permission of the Center for Studies on Public Security and Citizenship (CESeC), at University Candido Mendes, Rio de Janeiro. Originally published as a CESeC Research Bulletin in October 2006. The original research was funded by the Ford Foundation.
*Available for £5 from ppp@qmul.ac.uk*

Staging Human Rights PPP Bulletin ISSUE 2
Edited by Paul Heritage with Rebecca Collins and Rachel Sanger
Produced by the Publications and Web Office, QMUL – Pub2581
*Available for £5 from ppp@qmul.ac.uk*

Changing the Scene PPP Bulletin ISSUE 3
Edited by Paul Heritage with Rebecca Collins and Rachel Sanger
Produced by the Publications and Web Office, QMUL – Pub2582
*Available for £5 from ppp@qmul.ac.uk*

'In tune with the beat of where they are': the AfroReggae UK Partnership in 2007 PPP Bulletin ISSUE 4
by Louise Owen
Produced by the Publications and Web Office, QMUL – Pub2916
*Available for £5 from ppp@qmul.ac.uk*