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The University of East London Community - one human story at a time.

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Abdal Ahmed

Tonight I decided to make chai and watch the sun go down. From the balcony of my 9th floor tower block in East London...

Allison Vitalis

Allison was the fourth born out of her five siblings and was brought up in Hackney, East London.

Amy Holder

I started gymnastics around the age of 10. But I didn’t get good at it or focused on athletics properly until I was 17 and studying my undergrad.

Andre Lockhart

Although I was born in London, I grew up on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean in Barbados. To move was a decision my mum made.

Angel Obomese

I decided to do Accounting and Finance because I've always wanted to travel and meet new people and you need a lot of capital to do that.

Anita Racheva

"The day after submitting a project is always quite euphoric. Months of work coming together and then suddenly you find yourself so liberated."

Barbara Ayozie

I am a visionary and an activist. I work within the creative industry as an art director. A lot of my work is inspired by tribalism.

Ella McKenzie

"Each year the world goes through a cycle of regeneration, shedding its frosty past and shrugging on fresh blossoms. It appears effortless."

Hugues Mfumu

As a Black creative, one of the most important aspects of my work is to highlight inequalities faced by minority and oppressed groups and to encourage open and honest conversations.

Ian Felton

Painting transports me to a different world. As the business owner for Trinity Arts Studios, I run two galleries and art studios.

Jacqueline

My biggest piece of advice to UEL students is to not lose sight of who you are. It doesn't matter what job you're doing because your path is going to take you down so many different roads.

Jason Forrest

My adoration for fashion dates to my grandmother who was a dressmaker from the Caribbean.

John Strawson

The lockdown strangely has been a busy time of finding new ways to connect with family, friends and work.

Liselle Terret

I make live performance, and most recently a cabaret show at Soho Theatre with learning disabled and neurodivergent actors on disability hate crime.

Lurraine Jones

I have been asked too many times - 'what are you'?

The answer is: I am a Londoner through and through!

Mia Cunningham

I have never experienced that kind of euphoria. People were clapping and jumping up and down. It was a unique feeling.

Michelle

One of my favourite parts of moving to London and studying at UEL is the diversity of the people I've met and hearing about their stories.

Natasha

I didn't go to university straight after school for a variety of reasons but within the last five years, I had been thinking about going back.

Nosheen Hussain

Sport excites me. I see it as my opportunity to be the best and I also feel most myself. I find with sports I always pick it up really easily.

Ovie Soko

Ovie Soko is a professional basketball player.

Phoebe-Jo

Painting the walkway at the entrance of Docklands campus was one of the most rewarding and challenging artistic endeavours I've ever pursued.

Regina Everitt

It was The Big Sea by Langston Hughes that dared me to dream of escaping the gang and drug problems of my inner city 'hood' to travel the world.

Robin Lockhart

It gives me hope to see how these young people want to change the world. This is the generation that will be able to make these changes.

Ryan Murray

I was born in Scotland. The East End of Glasgow. Quite a deprived area. I stayed there until I was 19 where I left education and started working in retail.

Shreem Khare

It took me a while to adjust. Everything was different, the people, the language, the culture. I felt like I was in a parallel universe.

Sian Earl

Running isn't a magic pill. It doesn't solve all the world's problems (if only) but it can help manage some of the feelings around them.

Sian Trimble Davey

My mum worked full-time and looked after us. I remember being so proud of her, I still am.

Sonia Quintero

"Being gay is one thing but being openly gay is dangerous. My mother and I didn't speak for a year. It was one of the hardest points in my life"

Sumayya Munim

If I could give a piece of advice to my younger self it would be to not be afraid to come out of your shell and to embrace unfamiliarity.

Terri Foreman

The biggest thing for me about lockdown is not being able to go to the theatre. I've booked a musical 'SIX' for December and I hope it goes ahead.

Unai Zapiain

"If I could do it again, I wouldn't change anything...my year it's been the result of different positive and negative experiences..."

Wadi

I come from a background of civil war. Many family members disappeared and were killed during the war in Angola including my dad’s eldest brother who was taken by Unita – the opposition party at the time.

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