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International Women’s Day: Q & A with Alphonsine Kabagabo, Director of Women for Refugee Women

For International Women’s Day 2022, we talk to Alphonsine Kabagabo, the Director of Women for Refugee Women, an organisation that advocates for and empowers women refugees.  

International Women’s Day Q & A: Marianna Solodcaia, founder of the Vera Group

Marianna Solodcaia moved to Walsall from Moldova six years ago and threw herself in her local community, volunteering and taking English classes. She also founded the Vera Group, a support group for women with Eastern European backgrounds.

When is a hotel not a hotel? How to talk about hotels and the asylum system

How do we create a better narrative about hotels? This is a conversation we’ve had regularly at IMIX. Here’s one suggestion – stop calling them hotels.

We need to think outside of the box to tell powerful stories about displacement

Puppetry, pop-up books, theatre... IMIX’s Community Coordinator Elahe Ziai on harnessing different types of storytelling methods to talk about refugee experiences  

Clause 9 may be our best chance of raising wider public awareness of the Borders Bill

We need the public to mobilise against the Nationality and Borders Bill. Clause 9 may be our best chance.

Rabbie Burns and the Nationality and Borders Bill

Elahe Ziai, a proud "New Scot" writes about what Burns Night means to her, and what Scotland's National Bard would have thought about the UK government's Nationality and Borders Bill?

International Women’s Day 2022: Grace Nine from Voice of Domestic Workers

Member of Voice of Domestic Workers and frontline activist Grace Nine on the importance of women with lived experience in the migration sector.

How to safeguard Afghan refugees during media interviews

The public needs to hear directly from Afghan refugees who've been introduced to the UK. Here's how you can best safeguard them during media interviews. 

6 Christmas fundraisers you can support to help refugees

Christmas-time can be a lonely time for many people seeking sanctuary in the UK. What better way…

Sleman Shwaish: ‘I wished that I could see my parents again.’

I was in a limbo; I couldn't believe what was going on. My mind was confused with a debate of going back home or staying in the UK, each had its own valid points.

My first Christmas in the UK: Anna’s first gift

To celebrate this year's seasonal holidays, we are sharing the stories of people's first Christmases in the UK.

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