(Up)Rooted Elsewhere: Being a Migrant Mother
The writer Carlotta Pisano shares her personal experience as a migrant mother and an intercultural family “Where trees have roots, […]
International Roma Day – 50th Anniversary of the First International Romani Congress
Today, on the 8th of April, we celebrate International Roma Day, devoted to Europe’s largest ethnic minority, the Roma[1]. This
The power of art in keeping our identity alive
Gabriela Sobreira, a Brazilian multidisciplinary artist, based in Bristol/UK, speaks about how music helped her overcome some barriers, such as
We need to centre migrant sex workers and trafficking victims in our Asian activism
Abriel Schieffelers is a human rights advocate who has worked with Asian migrant women in both the US and Europe.
International Women’s Day: Women Who Give Us a Sense of Life
Happy every day to those who identify as women. Migrant Women Press is inclusive of women of different backgrounds and
Soul Detoxing
Feeling overwhelmed? between work, family and the stresses of everyday life, it can be hard to carve out time for
The story of a refugee
A poem by Rita Ngarambe The days are so bright the heart is filled and overwhelmed with joy, I have
3 Variations about Madam C.J Walker Netflix series
One hundred years later, the powerful life story of Madam C.J. Walker, will no longer remain silent. You can watch
Representation of Latinas in the Media
We are happy to publish our first collaboration. Isadora Bueno Bastos has delivered this text as a talk for the