Author Archives: Katherine Maxwell-Rose

Nejat tells her extraordinary and difficult journey from Eritrea to the UK where eventually she was able to find safety and build a new life.

There will be many challenges in 2021 but through powerful storytelling, celebrating the good work being done and looking for where there could be opportunities for political movement, we can continue to create communications which make an impact.

Yesterday a story hit the news of four people from one family dying as their boat sank…

David Carril left Spain during the economical crisis in search of a better future in the UK…

We must create a different narrative to counter the hate towards those coming to the UK to seek asylum.

From fleeing a dictatorship to being separated from his family to the struggle of claiming asylum, Bekele Woyecha never lost hope. Now he is leading a new organisation to increase welcome for refugees in the UK.

For Refugee Week 2020, we continue to share stories of people going above and beyond throughout the pandemic.

For Refugee Week, we continue to celebrate the refugees and the communities who support them, making a difference in their communities during Covid-19.

During the Covid-19 pandemic we are all having to adapt to new ways of working. Many smaller…

We celebrate some extraordinary women from across the refugee and migration sector.

The traditional 'British' Christmas contains elements from all over the world and it is all the richer for it.

Looking for an alternative to Black Friday? Here's a list to get you giving, sharing and helping out refugees this Christmas.