Dangers on the Balkan route – the journey of a migrant woman alone
During the pandemic, Hannah Parry, a freelance journalist from the UK, volunteered in the Balkans supporting people moving from the
Healing through storytelling
“A therapist documenting and co-creating histories of migrant women”, Naila Ali reflects on her personal journey and explores identity, trauma,
The Nationality and Borders Bill explained
By now, you will most likely have heard of the UK’s Nationality and Borders Bill, currently making its way through
Accessing mental health services in a hostile climate: The barriers facing migrant women
In the series “The state of migrant women mental health”, we are exposing the barriers that migrant women, particularly asylum
A conversation with Hannaa El-Sayed
“The state of migrant women’s mental health” is a series of articles in which Migrant Women Press had conversations with
When Hate Catches You Unaware
“Is it wrong to teach English as a second language if one is not a native speaker?” asked Ruxandra, a
My Unedited Truth
As part of our series about mental health of migrant women, Lydia, a service user from Saheliya, a mental health
The state of migrant women’s mental health
Migrant Women Press had conversations with therapists and organisations to understand how migration and displacement affect women’s mental health. The
“And as you resist, make sure you care for yourself and your companions” – a conversation with Amrit Wilson
by Anita Bhadani The writer, journalist, anti-racist and feminist activist Amrit Wilson has never shied away from unsettling commonly held
“In our own words – Refugee Women in Germany tell their stories”
Book review of “In our own words – Refugee Women in Germany tell their stories” (International Women* Space, 2015) by