Opinion: Immigration and migrants are not the problem; they reveal and bring to light real issues
Fatemeh (Mojgan) Kazemianrouhi, a Persian Iranian living in Paris, shares her deeply personal journey. Coexisting with dozens of other migrants […]
A letter to Kayley and my younger self
Inspired by Kayley Loo’s article about her struggles with job Application rejections and Growing impostor syndrome while seeking employment under
Opinion – When Political Pledges Affirm Your Imposter Syndrome
by Kayley Loo Kayley Loo, a freelance writer from Kuala Lumpur living in London, shares her anxieties and frustrations during
Opinion – UK General Election 2024: They talk about migrants but don’t include us in the conversation
by Livia Barreira Livia Barreira, a Brazilian journalist and author living in Sheffield, will vote for the first time in
Opinion – France: Have we set ourselves up for disappointment in hoping for a better world?
by Astrid Lucia Offersen In the face of increasing racial tensions, the far-right’s success in the European Elections, and President
There is no liberation of women without the liberation of Palestine
Photo by Nikolas Gannon at Unsplash Sabrina Galella, an Italian migrant living in Scotland and human rights practitioner, explains why
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
Women who inspire us
This International Women’s Day, our team shares stories of women’s resilience and determination. Get inspired by their strength and perseverance.
My Mother, a poem by Sue-Ann*
This poem is part of Migrant Women Press’s 16 days of activism against gender-based violence. Photo by Kat Love on