Our Mother’s Shoulders
Based on the values taught by her mother- a commitment to community, love and faith, Isabelle Ehiorobo interrogates gendered notions […]
When Hate Catches You Unaware
“Is it wrong to teach English as a second language if one is not a native speaker?” asked Ruxandra, a
My Unedited Truth
As part of our series about mental health of migrant women, Lydia, a service user from Saheliya, a mental health
Being a woman of colour in Western academia: The vulnerable minority
“I always hear about this or that colleague who was able to get a position as an assistant professor immediately
The overlooked reality: Police violence against Black women in the UK
On March 3rd 2021, the media reported the tragic death of Sarah Everard, who was abducted by a police officer
What’s in a word? The power of language when it is misused
Stories of “Illegal migrants” swarming to the UK have been the regular news headlines for well over a decade. Whilst
“I don’t want to die”, and the worrying turn Turkey has taken in ensuring women’s rights
“I don’t want to die,” said Emine Bulut, in agony, while trying to stop the blood protruding from her neck.
(Up)Rooted Elsewhere: Being a Migrant Mother
The writer Carlotta Pisano shares her personal experience as a migrant mother and Within An intercultural family “Where trees have
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