Mosob: Where Every Meal Tells a Story of Family and Culinary Tradition
Our trainee journalist Laura Ndanuko visited Mosob Bar& Restaurant in the heart of Glasgow and discovered the story behind this […]
Designing With A Purpose: A Conversation With Anabella Barnet, the Mastermind Behind Migrant Women Press’s Visual Identity
By Juliana da Penha Anabella Barnet is the creative force behind Migrant Women Press’s new visual identity. Her story intertwines
Forging the Path: Delving into the rise of Black migrant women entrepreneurs in Scotland
An in-depth discussion with entrepreneurs and experts in workplace Diversity, Equality and Inclusion sheds light on the challenges Black migrant
Tasting Solidarity: Inside Garnethill Multicultural Centre Community Food Projects
Learn what Migrant Women Press found out while immersed in a community meal and the multicultural food hub in the
Football for Palestine
Glasgow hosts a landmark women’s and non-binary football tournament in solidarity with the people of Palestine this Saturday. By Zara
Kairo’s Kitchen: a welcoming healing space for BME and migrant women+ in Renfrewshire
How a cookery group helps BME and migrant women+ to build friendships, learn from each other’s cultures and overcome adversities
“I hope my journey will be a beacon of light for other people.” A conversation with Roza Salih, the first refugee councillor elected in Scotland.
Last year, during the previous Scottish local elections results in May, the news spotlight was on Roza Salih, elected an
“I belong to Ghana, I am from Italy, and I live in Scotland.”
A conversation with Christiana Opoku Afriyie, founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Chritical. At the end of 2021, Christiana Opoku, now
“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
Aashni Shah: Getting rid of the imposter in the room
Aashni Shah, the founder of achievement tracker Hype Docs, never expected to go from being the most active kid in