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 […]
My Mother, a poem by Char-Lee Lewis
This poem is part of Migrant Women Press’s 16 days of activism against gender-based violence. Photo by Kat Love on
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
Power, a poem by Heather Evans
This poem is part of Migrant Women Presses’s 16 days of activism campaign against gender-based violence. Photo by Jennifer Marquez
Matryoshka* A short poem by Oriada Dajko
This poem is part of Migrant Women Press’s 16 days of activism against gender-based violence Photo by Julia Kadel 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
Healing through storytelling
“A therapist documenting and co-creating histories of migrant women”, Naila Ali reflects on her personal journey and explores identity, trauma,
“In our own words – Refugee Women in Germany tell their stories”
Book review of “In our own words – Refugee Women in Germany tell their stories” (International Women* Space, 2015) by