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 […]
“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
Healing through storytelling
“A therapist documenting and co-creating histories of migrant women”, Naila Ali reflects on her personal journey and explores identity, trauma,
“Things I Am Not” – 10 Audio Stories about Women and Migration
“THINGS I AM NOT” is an interactive podcast produced by LegalAliens Theatre, an ensemble of artists who have migrated to
Meet the woman who founded the Deutsches Migrationsmuseum, the German Museum of Migration, in Berlin.
Suely Torres is a Brazilian woman who, amid the pandemic, founded the German Migration Museum in Berlin. From the time
The power of art in keeping our identity alive
Gabriela Sobreira, a Brazilian multidisciplinary artist, based in Bristol/UK, speaks about how music helped her overcome some barriers, such as
4 migrant women artists you should know
Migrant Women Press selected the work of 4 migrant women artists who are bringing more colours, consciousness, and happiness to
Conversation with Alinta Sara
During the week of the celebration of International Afro-Latin, Afro Caribbean and Diaspora Women’s Day, (25th July) we had an
3 Variations about Madam C.J Walker Netflix series
One hundred years later, the powerful life story of Madam C.J. Walker, will no longer remain silent. You can watch
