Gender or Biology and Solange, two poems by Mariam Saidan
These poems are part of Migrant Women Press’s 16 days of activism against gender-based violence. Photo by Jessica Felicio on […]
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.
Two Countries, Two Languages, and Two Generations
Tania Roa shares her family’s story hoping to inspire other migrant women to use their voices, recognising their migration story
Summer poverty: The price of childcare in Scotland and the challenges of migrant families
During the summer, when children are off school, while many families plan their holidays, others struggle with the rise in
Not My Bill: How the UK Government is passing legislation that paves the way for state-enforced harm, exploitation, and unprecedented suffering.
The Illegal Migration Bill is not about migration – it is a dehumanising strategy that abolishes the rights of some
Women that inspire us
This International Women’s Day, take the time to celebrate the women in your life, those you admire, those with whom
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.
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