Mutual respect — all voices are valid and opposing views are welcome. However, there is no tolerance for disrespectful language, profanity, or nudity. Posts that violate this guideline will be removed from the map and the study.
Anonymity — posts should only include information that is your own. You should have consent from any other individuals who appear in your posts. We ask that your posts do not include the names of individuals or addresses. Posts that violate this guideline will be removed from the map and the study.
Equal participation — to support equal participation, it is important that any individuals 18 or older who live or work in Barking and Dagenham have an opportunity to contribute to the Community Air Quality Map if they wish, regardless of any disability or internet access limitations. if you or anyone in your care would like to participate and are having trouble doing so, please email kayla.schulte@imperial.ac.uk
Active learning — this digital map is a part of a wider research project aimed at generating new knowledge about air quality in the borough. It is an opportunity for all of us to learn, and to support this, it is important to stay open and curious.