“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
A Black History Month celebration in Glasgow
An event organised by JOM Charity in partnership with WIN (Women Integration Network created a sense of belonging for African
Healing through storytelling
“A therapist documenting and co-creating histories of migrant women”, Naila Ali reflects on her personal journey and explores identity, trauma,
A conversation with Hannaa El-Sayed
“The state of migrant women’s mental health” is a series of articles in which Migrant Women Press had conversations with
“And as you resist, make sure you care for yourself and your companions” – a conversation with Amrit Wilson
by Anita Bhadani The writer, journalist, anti-racist and feminist activist Amrit Wilson has never shied away from unsettling commonly held
Profiles: Carolina Largo
Meet Carolina Largo, a Support Worker at the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants, and a migrant woman. Her
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
“We want to have a say”
The Turkish Women’s Association in Berlin-Kreuzberg was founded 45 years ago by guest workers. Their daughters and granddaughters grew up
Building a future free of menstrual poverty and stigma
Migrant Women Press invited Miura Lima, a health professional working in Scotland, and Pad Project Ambassador, to explain why period