The People's Table: Food for Thought, Climate Action, and Policy by the Brazilian Embassy in ...
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Diversity is in our DNA. Art is our action. Research is how we co-create transformation.
We are an arts research centre bringing together artists, activists, academics and audiences to challenge social and climate injustices through the power of the arts – in the UK, Brazil and beyond. Directed by Paul Heritage, People’s Palace Projects is a subsidiary of Queen Mary University of London.
Our key areas

Indigenous Exchange and Climate Action
The heart of this work is in the Indigenous Territories of the Brazilian Amazon region. We support cultural exchange between Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists, activists and academics. Our collaborations have taken us to Venice Biennale 2021, Glasgow Science Centre, Tate ...
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Cultural Value and Heritage
Our work in this area aims to understand and assess the full creative, social and economic potential of local arts organisations, measuring the value of culture and heritage beyond numbers.
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Creativity and Mental Health
Engaging in cultural activities improves well-being and mental health, particularly for people on the margins of society. Our research projects in this area aim to understand the impacts of this engagement, develop new approaches and share knowledge globally.
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Resistance and Transformation
From projects on migration in the Global South, to work tackling bias, racism and discrimination against disadvantaged young people in the UK, all our work in this area aims to resist and transform what otherwise tears us apart.
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PPP in numbers
- 1,341,236 people reached
- 530 partners
- 110 completed projects
- 22 active projects
- 23 countries

Our voices
The latest from our blog

PPP’s Walk Our Way wins Toronto International Short Film Awards
London, 16 June 2025 — Walking Our Way (Caminar Distinto), a short film produced by People’s Palace Projects, has been (...)
June 16, 2025.

A Future Stolen: The Tragedy of Syria’s Child Labor
This is the fourth blog post in a series of stories brought by photographer Khalil. Over a decade ago, Khalil (...)
January 27, 2025.

Breaking Free: Women’s right in Post-Assad Syria
This is the third blog post in a series of stories brought by photographer Khalil. Over a decade ago, Khalil (...)
January 06, 2025.

The horror of Sednaya prision in Syria by Khalil, a Visiting Artist
This is the second blog post by photographer Khalil. Over a decade ago, Khalil took part in a visiting artists’ (...)
January 03, 2025.
London Action Climate Week: The People’s Table
When: Friday, 27th June 2025, 9:30 am
Where: LCAW Food Hub, 18 Wine Office, London, EC4A 3JR
Aawaaz: Audio Drama Across Borders
A Seminar & Listening Session on UK–Pakistan Creative Collaboration, which will explore the power of ...
When: Thursday, 1st of May, 2025 at 1 pm
Where: BLOC, Arts One, Queen Mary University of London, Mile End Campus, London
Arthur Nogueira Sings Antonio Cicero
Celebrating two decades of artistic fusion, Arthur Nogueira, a Brazilian visionary artists who seamlessly blends ...
When: Wednesday, 19th March 2025, at 6:30pm
Where: Sala Brasil at the Embassy of Brazil in London