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Our welcome event at Kelvingrove Art Gallery

MONDAY, 5 DECEMBER 2022 Our Saturday welcome event at Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum was buzzing with energy as participants were making connections and sharing creative ideas on how migrants' cultures, experiences and contributions could be showcased through our project. Many thanks to Karen Gordon for capturing the atmosphere in her photographs. Everyone who attended had a chance to learn about the project, help shape it and sign up for activities connected to our upcoming exhibition at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and the wider project, which will include…

MONDAY, 5 DECEMBER 2022 Our Saturday welcome event at Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum was buzzing with energy as participants were making connections and sharing creative ideas on how migrants'…

Celebrate International Migrants Day with us!

It’s International Migrants Day on 18 December and this year’s theme is “It takes a community”. It’s a good chance for us all to think about the people who surround us, how they have supported us and how we may have supported them. To mark International Migrants Day, we’re asking our members, friends and colleagues to share their thoughts on their community. What does “being part of a community” mean to you? How has yours helped you or how have you helped others in it? Send us a video of…

It’s International Migrants Day on 18 December and this year’s theme is “It takes a community”. It’s a good chance for us all to think about the people who surround…

Migrant Voice Ambassador and activist Loraine Masiya Mponela launches her first book

THURSDAY, 24 NOVEMBER 2022 Migrants’ rights campaigner, activist and Migrant Voice Ambassador Loraine Masiya Mponela will launch her first poetry book this Saturday in Coventry, at the Herbert Arts Gallery and Museum. The collection, titled I Was Not Born A Sad Poet, features 21 poems about Loraine’s life and experience of going through the British asylum and immigration system. Loraine recently spoke with Migrant Voice about her book and her fight to have her refugee status recognised. She said: “This book has been documenting my own experiences as an…

THURSDAY, 24 NOVEMBER 2022 Migrants’ rights campaigner, activist and Migrant Voice Ambassador Loraine Masiya Mponela will launch her first poetry book this Saturday in Coventry, at the Herbert Arts…

Last chance: Complete our survey!

Last chance to complete our survey on the cost of living crisis and its impact on migrants! Over the past few weeks, we have been running a survey to investigate the impact of the current cost of living crisis on migrants across the UK. The cost of living crisis is affecting millions of Britons and migrants across the UK, with women, those from ethnically diverse communities and those relying on benefits being worst affected. Migrants are not unique in facing the cost of living crisis, but there can be additional challenges, due…

Last chance to complete our survey on the cost of living crisis and its impact on migrants! Over the past few weeks, we have been running a survey to investigate…

Impact of cost of living crisis on migrants discussed at Migrant Voice London network meeting

Government and policymakers have generally ignored migrants when talking about the cost of living crisis, Migrant Voice director Nazek Ramadan told a meeting the organisation convened last week. This includes those who must pay huge sums of money in visa costs on top of rising bills and prices. The most dramatic examples of poverty and hardship come from individuals and organisations working with asylum seekers temporarily housed in hotels: “We saw children who walked barefoot because they had no shoes to wear,” Emad Ebadi of the Iraqi Welfare Association (IWA)…

Government and policymakers have generally ignored migrants when talking about the cost of living crisis, Migrant Voice director Nazek Ramadan told a meeting the organisation convened last week. This includes…

New London community hub!

FRIDAY, 21 OCTOBER 2022 We're excited to announce that our community hub is up and running at our London office! You're welcome to pass by our office every Wednesday between 2-5pm, to say hello, get to know more about our work and learn how we can support you. At our drop-in sessions you will: Find a safe space to share your experience, socialise and meet other migrants Share your issues and get support from us, or be referred to others who can help Learn more about our London team, our activities and…

FRIDAY, 21 OCTOBER 2022 We're excited to announce that our community hub is up and running at our London office! You're welcome to pass by our office every Wednesday between 2-5pm, to…

New round of Migrant Ambassadors programme launched in the West Midlands

WEDNESDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2022 This month, we kicked off our first event as part of this year's West Midlands Migrant Ambassadors programme. Attended by migrants from different backgrounds and immigration statuses, the team delivered an engaging session on media training at the Birmingham Midland Institute. Participants learnt about the inner workings of journalism, how to source stories and how to format a pitching email to editors. The programme aims to equip ambassadors with journalistic skills, whilst also building their confidence in voicing their experiences as migrants in the media.…

WEDNESDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2022 This month, we kicked off our first event as part of this year's West Midlands Migrant Ambassadors programme. Attended by migrants from different backgrounds and…

Migrant Voice launches new projects in Glasgow

TUESDAY, 18 OCTOBER 2022 On Saturday 8 October, we celebrated the launch of three Migrant Voice’s projects in Glasgow: Putting Ourselves in the Picture, Migrant Media Lab, and Women’s Group. The event was attended by over a hundred people representing around 20 ethnicities, including Albanian, Chinese, Dutch, Greek, Gypsy traveller, Kurdish, Pakistani, Persian, Polish, Scottish, Sudanese, and Ukrainian. The launch event was a great opportunity to connect with others, enjoy food and dances from around the world, and to help Migrant Voice shape our Glasgow based activities. Above: Nazek…

TUESDAY, 18 OCTOBER 2022 On Saturday 8 October, we celebrated the launch of three Migrant Voice’s projects in Glasgow: Putting Ourselves in the Picture, Migrant Media Lab, and Women’s…

Join our next Migrant Ambassadors programme!

Our West Midlands hub is back with another Migrant Ambassadors programme starting next week, following the success of the previous programmes! Are you active in your community, feel passionate about changing the debate on migration, and concerned about the lack of migrant voices in the media? If so, this is for you. Migrant Voice is looking for proactive migrants who are keen to develop their skills and knowledge in getting the voices and issues of their communities into the media. You’ll become one of our migrant ambassadors. We’ll share with…

Our West Midlands hub is back with another Migrant Ambassadors programme starting next week, following the success of the previous programmes! Are you active in your community, feel passionate about…

Borderline injustice: The externalisation of borders

Tuesday, 13 September 2022 Borders may be the cause of all the problems we are facing in British and European governments’ policies on immigration. That comment set the ball rolling on a lively three-and-a-half-hour discussion organised by Migrant Voice in partnership with the University of Westminster on 8 September. The topic was “The Externalisation of Borders” — how some countries shift some of their border controls to nearby countries (for example, wealthier European Union countries pressing and paying less prosperous European countries to take responsibility for controlling the borders of…

Tuesday, 13 September 2022 Borders may be the cause of all the problems we are facing in British and European governments’ policies on immigration. That comment set the ball rolling…

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Our welcome event at Kelvingrove Art Gallery

MONDAY, 5 DECEMBER 2022 Our Saturday welcome event at Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum was buzzing with energy as participants were making connections and sharing creative ideas on how migrants'…

Celebrate International Migrants Day with us!

It’s International Migrants Day on 18 December and this year’s theme is “It takes a community”. It’s a good chance for us all to think about the people who surround…

Migrant Voice Ambassador and activist Loraine Masiya Mponela launches her first book

THURSDAY, 24 NOVEMBER 2022 Migrants’ rights campaigner, activist and Migrant Voice Ambassador Loraine Masiya Mponela will launch her first poetry book this Saturday in Coventry, at the Herbert Arts…

Last chance: Complete our survey!

Last chance to complete our survey on the cost of living crisis and its impact on migrants! Over the past few weeks, we have been running a survey to investigate…

Impact of cost of living crisis on migrants discussed at Migrant Voice London network meeting

Government and policymakers have generally ignored migrants when talking about the cost of living crisis, Migrant Voice director Nazek Ramadan told a meeting the organisation convened last week. This includes…

New London community hub!

FRIDAY, 21 OCTOBER 2022 We're excited to announce that our community hub is up and running at our London office! You're welcome to pass by our office every Wednesday between 2-5pm, to…

New round of Migrant Ambassadors programme launched in the West Midlands

WEDNESDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2022 This month, we kicked off our first event as part of this year's West Midlands Migrant Ambassadors programme. Attended by migrants from different backgrounds and…

Migrant Voice launches new projects in Glasgow

TUESDAY, 18 OCTOBER 2022 On Saturday 8 October, we celebrated the launch of three Migrant Voice’s projects in Glasgow: Putting Ourselves in the Picture, Migrant Media Lab, and Women’s…

Join our next Migrant Ambassadors programme!

Our West Midlands hub is back with another Migrant Ambassadors programme starting next week, following the success of the previous programmes! Are you active in your community, feel passionate about…

Borderline injustice: The externalisation of borders

Tuesday, 13 September 2022 Borders may be the cause of all the problems we are facing in British and European governments’ policies on immigration. That comment set the ball rolling…

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