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Volunteering For Change

Migrant Voice has a number of new exciting volunteering opportunities in Glasgow to support our Volunteering For Change project. We are looking for a diverse group of passionate and committed individuals interested in ensuring migrants'…
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'How Britain changed the migrants and how they changed Britain'

In the latest of our occasional commentaries on the coverage of migration in the media, Daniel Nelson looks at the BBC's Big British Asian Summer. Please put your hands together in appreciation of some recent…
Guilty until proven innocent: Parliament's chance to right another Home Office wrong

Migrant Voice's briefing to MP's ahead of the 4 September parliamentary debate on international students whose visas were cancelled due to allegations of cheating. What we want • To draw parliament’s attention to the Home…
We launch the exhibition for our 'Changing Lenses, London stories of integration' project

From 29 August – 21 September, 2018 we are exhibiting a selection of photos from our 'Changing Lenses, London stories of integration’ project at the Guardian, Kings Place, 90 York Way, London N1 9GU. This…
"I did it my way and you can, too," says Betty

Betty Encinales is a Colombian migrant who sees the glass half-full rather than half-empty. Look around, she advises: migrants are a genuine part of the London community, working in every kind of job. “Can…

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Volunteering For Change

'How Britain changed the migrants and how they changed Britain'

Guilty until proven innocent: Parliament's chance to right another Home Office wrong

We launch the exhibition for our 'Changing Lenses, London stories of integration' project

"I did it my way and you can, too," says Betty

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