Arts & Culture - Migrant Women Press

Mosob: Where Every Meal Tells a Story of Family and Culinary Tradition

May 2, 2024

Our trainee journalist Laura Ndanuko visited Mosob Bar& Restaurant in the heart of Glasgow and discovered the story behind this […]

May 2, 2024

By Juliana da Penha Anabella Barnet is the creative force behind Migrant Women Press’s new visual identity. Her story intertwines

February 19, 2024

Discover the power and beauty of contemporary Chinese women’s cinema in “Dancing with Water,” a curated film season from Feb-April

December 1, 2023

Learn what Migrant Women Press found out while immersed in a community meal and the multicultural food hub in the

August 14, 2023

While in Edinburgh to study Journalism, Ana Tagliati felt less homesick with the flavours of Tupiniquim, a Brazilian street food

August 11, 2023

How a cookery group helps BME and migrant women+ to build friendships, learn from each other’s cultures and overcome adversities

June 30, 2023

Thailand is home to around 5,000 urban refugees and asylum seekers from over 51 countries. Many, such as Sara*, from

April 28, 2023

At the beginning of January, Migrant Women Press met the Iranian singer, songwriter, and music producer Farzane Zamen at Glasgow

June 2, 2022

“A therapist documenting and co-creating histories of migrant women”, Naila Ali reflects on her personal journey and explores identity, trauma,

May 14, 2021

“THINGS I AM NOT” is an interactive podcast produced by LegalAliens Theatre, an ensemble of artists who have migrated to