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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
Breaking Boundaries: Spotlight on Ethnically Diverse Women at 2024 London Book Fair
At this year’s London Book Fair, our editor explored the experiences of ethnically diverse women in the publishing industry. Words
10 ways to support your favourite migrant women authors
Welcome to our new Literature section, curated by our Editor, Laura Rodriguez-Davis. With a focus on the powerful narratives of
Soño, a poem by Sara Guerrero Alfaro
This poem is part of Migrant Women Press’s 16 days of activism against gender-based violence. Photo by Cris Trung on
Gender or Biology and Solange, two poems by Mariam Saidan
These poems are part of Migrant Women Press’s 16 days of activism against gender-based violence. Photo by Jessica Felicio on
Double standards, a poem by Azadeh Sufiyan
An Iranian writer based in the UK reflects on the inhumanity of the Gaza War. Photo by Alisdare Hickson |
Poets celebrate Black migrant women in Belfast reading
At the heart of Belfast, amidst the city’s Black History Month festivities, a celebration unfolded, resonating deeply with the voices
Meet the Poet: Ann Privateer
Ann Privateer is a poet, artist, and photographer. Grandma Grandmother’s breasts Spill into her arms They collide With my tiny
My Unedited Truth
As part of our series about mental health of migrant women, Lydia, a service user from Saheliya, a mental health