From Paris to London: A Migrant Woman’s Poetic Path
Fern Jean-Joseph, a Paris-born orthodontist and aesthetic practitioner, has built a second life in London — one where poetry, art, […]
Sometimes, Emotion Has No Voice: How my immigrant grandparents gave me everything without showing emotions
See you next Wednesday, Nonna. I love you.We don’t say those things—we already know them. Take a tangerine in your
Peace Adzo Medie uses fiction to tell the truth about gender-based violence
As part of the “16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence” campaign, MWP’s Literature section presents a review of Nightbloom
Brazilian Immigrant Women’s Lives Told Through a Powerful New Collection
Founded by Brazilian author Claudia Canto, Riqueza Descoberta Group amplifies Brazilian migrant women’s voices through literary collections and cultural exchanges
Highlights from MWP’s First Virtual Event: A Conversation on Migrant Women’s Journeys with Livia Barreira
Here at Migrant Women Press, we have been working hard over the past year to bring you new ways of
Five Migrant Women Audiobook Narrators and Voice-Over Artists You Should Know
Calling all audiobook lovers! While there’s nothing better than cosying up with a good book, it’s undeniable that a good
5 Podcasts Produced by Migrant Women You Should Listen To
Explore the world of migration with these five powerful podcasts by migrant women. Covering a range of Topics, these shows
Discovering self and family through migration: a Review of Rosarita by Anita Desai
By Laura Rodríguez-Davis From award-winning Indian novelist Anita Desai, Rosarita delves into a tale of searching and self-discovery told through
Book News You Need to Know
Stay ahead in the world of literature and publishing with insights from our Literature Editor. by Laura Rodríguez-Davis Photo by
Exploring identity and education: a review of ‘Black Teacher’ by Beryl Gilroy
Twenty-three years after Gilroy’s passing, her legacy as a Black migrant woman educator in the UK lives on. by Laura