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Longer settlement routes and higher visa costs: Where is migrant justice in the hostile environment?

Join us at our upcoming London Network Meeting on migrants rights and settlement routes in light of the White paper proposals. The meeting 'Longer settlement routes and higher visa costs: Where is migrant justice in the hostile environment?’ will take place in person on Wednesday 25th June from 6pm to 8pm at 200A Pentonville Road, London N1 JP. Food and refreshments will be provided. Sign up here At the meeting will be looking at what the White paper proposals means for migrants on visa routes. In particular, the proposal…

Join us at our upcoming London Network Meeting on migrants rights and settlement routes in light of the White paper proposals. The meeting 'Longer settlement routes and higher visa…

Spring Training series

Join us this spring for a series of training sessions: from writing a blog, to engaging with the media, and advocating for our rights. We will be sharing with you how to use a range of tools and ways to speak out and tell your stories, to raise awareness, for self-empowerment and to advocate. Come and take part and speak out. All the sessions are free and taking place online. The training sessions build on each other but can also be taken as stand-alone sessions. You can sign up for…

Join us this spring for a series of training sessions: from writing a blog, to engaging with the media, and advocating for our rights. We will be sharing with you…

Migrant Voice and Glasgow Museums Shared Learning Event

Join us for a shared learning event exploring the collaboration between Migrant Voice and Glasgow Museums on the ‘Putting Ourselves in the Picture’ photography exhibition at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. When: Monday 28 April 2025 1 pm - 4:30 pm Where: Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum In 2022, we set upon a journey together to bring out the heritage of migrants and showcase their contribution to life in Scotland, giving visibility to missing chapters in the representation of migrants in Scottish heritage. We wanted to ensure migrants are better represented in public life and institutions so future generations…

Join us for a shared learning event exploring the collaboration between Migrant Voice and Glasgow Museums on the ‘Putting Ourselves in the Picture’ photography exhibition at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. When: Monday…

Citizenship Ban and the creation of ‘Systemic Statelessness’

Migrant Voice would like to invite you to join us and other community leaders for a network meeting, Citizenship Ban and the creation of ‘Systemic Statelessness’ on the recently announced changes to the ‘good character requirement’ for who can get citizenship. We will discuss the implications of this and what are our calls for change. The meeting will take place online on Thursday 30 April, 6-7:30pm, Sign up here This meeting will discuss the recently announced changes to the ‘Nationality: Good character requirements,’ which mean that individuals who arrived in…

Migrant Voice would like to invite you to join us and other community leaders for a network meeting, Citizenship Ban and the creation of ‘Systemic Statelessness’ on the recently announced…

Migrant Voice 15th anniversary conference

Migrant Voice is delighted to invite you to our two-day conference in London on 27-28 February, 2025. Migration continues to be weaponised for political gain, and toxic rhetoric and scapegoating of migrants fuels dangerous violence and riots. Across Europe, far right movements are strengthening, while mainstream parties move towards more restrictive border and immigration policies, undermining rights and worsening the situation for migrants. While more migrant voices are heard and seen in the coverage of migration issues these days the under/mis-representation of migrants in media and political narratives is as prevalent as ever. This timely event will…

Migrant Voice is delighted to invite you to our two-day conference in London on 27-28 February, 2025. Migration continues to be weaponised for political gain, and toxic rhetoric and scapegoating…

Birmingham: join us to celebrate International Migrants Day!

Migrant Voice is delighted to invite you to celebrate International Migrants Day! Our theme for this year will be “Migration Making Britain Great”. After a challenging year for all migrants, we will come together to celebrate, tell our stories, share our cultures, dance, discuss, reflect, and empower each other. We will screen two short films created for the “Migration Making Britain Great” Campaign and hear from some of the people featured in them. We will screen two short films created for the “Migration Making Britain Great” Campaign and hear from…

Migrant Voice is delighted to invite you to celebrate International Migrants Day! Our theme for this year will be “Migration Making Britain Great”. After a challenging year for all migrants,…

Launch of Outside In exhibition in Glasgow

Migrant Voice is thrilled to invite you to the opening event for Outside In - our photography exhibition about how migrants bring the world to Scotland! Join us to see the exhibition and celebrate the people from across the globe portrayed in it. They have made Scotland their home, and enrich the country with their traditions, skills, and ideas. We hope Outside In becomes a source of pride and expands visitors’ knowledge of the many ways in which migrants make Scotland more vibrant, sustainable, healthier, and fairer for all. This…

Migrant Voice is thrilled to invite you to the opening event for Outside In - our photography exhibition about how migrants bring the world to Scotland! Join us to see…

London: Join us to celebrate International Migrants Day 2024!

Migrant Voice and the University of Westminster HOMELandS Centre are delighted to invite you to celebrate International Migrants Day! Our theme for this year will be “Migration Making Britain Great” The event will take place on: Wednesday 11 December from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm University of Westminster, Regent Street Campus 309 Regent Street, London W1B 2HW Room: Fyvie Hall After a challenging year for all migrants, we will come together to celebrate, tell our stories, share our cultures, dance, discuss, reflect, and empower each other. …

Migrant Voice and the University of Westminster HOMELandS Centre are delighted to invite you to celebrate International Migrants Day! Our theme for this year will be “Migration Making Britain…

London meeting post riots - stand up to hate and division

Migrant Voice would like to invite you to join us and other community leaders to a meeting on how we can work together to stand up to hate and division. The meeting will take place on Thursday 3 October, 6-8pm, at our office, Migrant Voice, 200a Pentonville Road, London N1 9JP. Sign up here The recent riots laid bare the intersection between the rhetoric on migration and the racism, xenophobia, Islamophobia and other social issues. How do we address the root causes in the rhetoric about migrants and migration? Where…

Migrant Voice would like to invite you to join us and other community leaders to a meeting on how we can work together to stand up to hate and division.…

Have your voice heard – contribute to our multimedia platform and newspaper

We are inviting you to contribute to our ‘election-year’ Migrant Voice newspaper and multimedia platform. This year we are reviving our Migrant Voice Newspaper and, through both an online platform and printed paper, we will be telling our own stories, as migrants, to tell the public and parliamentarians the priorities for migrants in this election year. Taking inspiration from our pre-election special newspaper, which we produced in 2010 when we were first set up as an organisation, this year we will be sharing the issues most important to migrants with…

We are inviting you to contribute to our ‘election-year’ Migrant Voice newspaper and multimedia platform. This year we are reviving our Migrant Voice Newspaper and, through both an online platform…