Racism in Scotland’s Drag and Cabaret Scene: Global Majority Performers Speak Out
What happens when a space built for liberation becomes another site of oppression? Performers of colour in Scotland reflect on […]
The Island of Joy celebrating Christmas together: The 2025 International Women’s Xmas Party in Sheffield, UK
Far from home, Christmas can feel lonely. This piece explores how one woman’s journey led to an international celebration of
Black Women Shaping Glasgow: A Celebration of Strength and Solidarity
by Juliana da Penha/ Photos by Barbara Vilara The Women Integration Network’s Black History Month event united communities across Glasgow
From Paris to London: A Migrant Woman’s Poetic Path
Fern Jean-Joseph, a Paris-born orthodontist and aesthetic practitioner, has built a second life in London — one where poetry, art,
Travelling the world without leaving London: The TikToker fighting discourse on immigration
Meet Sama, a TikTok creator who is travelling the world without leaving London to counteract negative media portrayals of immigrants.
SEEDLINGS: Diasporic Imaginaries – How does a tree fit inside a seed?
Touring Scotland and culminating in the Edinburgh Art Festival 2025, SEEDLINGS: Diasporic Imaginaries brings together artists who use the seed
Sri Lankan Cuisine Finds a Home on Glasgow’s Food Map
A blend of tradition with a modern twist. Kofi Kade and Ceylon Tea Bar are more than just Sri Lankan
“Community as a Superpower”: Portugal joins global Refugee Week movement with first edition of arts and culture festival
by Refugee Week Portugal From music performances, film screenings and creative workshops to panel discussions, community meals and interfaith gatherings,
Five Migrant Women Audiobook Narrators and Voice-Over Artists You Should Know
Calling all audiobook lovers! While there’s nothing better than cosying up with a good book, it’s undeniable that a good
Migrant women artists at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival: The power of performance in collective care
At this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Aileen Angsutorn Lees spotlights the powerful presence of migrant women performers, showcasing the importance