Discover the power and beauty of contemporary Chinese women’s cinema in “Dancing with Water,” a curated film season from Feb-April […]
Learn what Migrant Women Press found out while immersed in a community meal and the multicultural food hub in the
While in Edinburgh to study Journalism, Ana Tagliati felt less homesick with the flavours of Tupiniquim, a Brazilian street food
Thailand is home to around 5,000 urban refugees and asylum seekers from over 51 countries. Many, such as Sara*, from
“THINGS I AM NOT” is an interactive podcast produced by LegalAliens Theatre, an ensemble of artists who have migrated to
Suely Torres is a Brazilian woman who, amid the pandemic, founded the German Migration Museum in Berlin. From the time
Gabriela Sobreira, a Brazilian multidisciplinary artist, based in Bristol/UK, speaks about how music helped her overcome some barriers, such as
Migrant Women Press selected the work of 4 migrant women artists who are bringing more colours, consciousness, and happiness to
During the week of the celebration of International Afro-Latin, Afro Caribbean and Diaspora Women’s Day, (25th July) we had an
Denize Galião, a Brazilian filmmaker based in Germany tells in “Saudade” the feeling of living “physically present, with your mind
