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 […]
Embracing My Roma Identity: A Personal Reflection on International Roma Day
April 8th brings attention to the Roma community’s rich heritage and ongoing resilience against discrimination. Inspired by her ancestors’ strength,
Introducing our team: Fereshte Zamen – Social Media and Community Engagement Officer
Get to know our dedicated team working to uplift the voices of migrant women and create a more diverse and
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
Breaking Through Shadows: a survivor’s narrative on domestic violence
This personal experience essay is part of Migrant Women Press’s 16 days of activism against gender-based violence. by Rachael Mugure
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 |
Hear My Hidden Voice Out – Part I
I am a free spirit who finds peace only by reading a beautiful poem or by watching the horses run.
“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
Pause. Align yourself with the truth and stay longer by the mirror.
Laura Ndanuko reflects on her journey in a new country to discuss how migration impacts people’s experiences in many ways.
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