Two Countries, Two Languages, and Two Generations
Tania Roa shares her family’s story hoping to inspire other migrant women to use their voices, recognising their migration story
Tupiniquim: Edinburgh’s Little Brazil
While in Edinburgh to study Journalism, Ana Tagliati felt less homesick with the flavours of Tupiniquim, a Brazilian street food
Kairo’s Kitchen: a welcoming healing space for BME and migrant women+ in Renfrewshire
How a cookery group helps BME and migrant women+ to build friendships, learn from each other’s cultures and overcome adversities
Summer poverty: The price of childcare in Scotland and the challenges of migrant families
During the summer, when children are off school, while many families plan their holidays, others struggle with the rise in
Patterns of Resilience: Portraits of South Asian Refugee Women in Thailand
Thailand is home to around 5,000 urban refugees and asylum seekers from over 51 countries. Many, such as Sara*, from
Not My Bill: How the UK Government is passing legislation that paves the way for state-enforced harm, exploitation, and unprecedented suffering.
The Illegal Migration Bill is not about migration – it is a dehumanising strategy that abolishes the rights of some
“I hope my journey will be a beacon of light for other people.” A conversation with Roza Salih, the first refugee councillor elected in Scotland.
Last year, during the previous Scottish local elections results in May, the news spotlight was on Roza Salih, elected an
Migrant Voices
Uplifting the migrant woman’s experience beyond stereotypes and negative perceptions of race and migration. A project in collaboration with The
“I belong to Ghana, I am from Italy, and I live in Scotland.”
A conversation with Christiana Opoku Afriyie, founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Chritical. At the end of 2021, Christiana Opoku, now
“I feel like I exist more here.” In conversation with the Glasgow-based Iranian singer Farzane Zamen
At the beginning of January, Migrant Women Press met the Iranian singer, songwriter, and music producer Farzane Zamen at Glasgow