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Immigration · United Kingdom

The Silent Struggle: Why Menopause Needs to Be Part of Migrant Women’s Conversations - Migrant Women Press

We’re launching a new series that explores menopause in its full social, cultural, and emotional context with a focus on the often-overlooked experiences of migrant and racialised women. Led by writer and coach Kiran Singh, this space will offer room for reflection, honesty, and connection. by Kiran Singh Let’s be honest: menopause is already a Read Article

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Promise must tackle racism in the care system

Fraser McKinlay, CEO of The Promise Scotland, says it must do more to apply an anti-racist lens and hear Black and brown families’ voices.See the Story

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SEEDLINGS: Diasporic Imaginaries – How does a tree fit inside a seed? - Migrant Women Press

Touring Scotland and culminating in the Edinburgh Art Festival 2025, SEEDLINGS: Diasporic Imaginaries brings together artists who use the seed as a means to explore ecology, migration, and the environment. Curator Jelena Sofronijevic reflects on how the exhibition challenges colonial divides between nature and culture, reimagining place, time, and belonging through diverse contemporary practices. Written Read Article

Sleeping Next to Your Enemy: Why Femicide Persists in Africa Despite Gender- Based Violence Laws - Migrant Women Press

In this opinion piece, freelance writer and human rights activist Livhuwani Malelelo discusses how, despite existing laws against gender-based violence, femicide continues to rise across Africa. Weak enforcement, political inaction, and deeply rooted cultural norms continue to endanger women's lives. ✍🏾 Livhuwani Malelelo Karabo Mokoena, Augusta Oseodion Onuwabhagbe, Rebecca Cheptegei — these are names thatNigeria · Nigeria Read Article

Inside Pass the Mic 2025: When Women of Colour Took the Mic in Scotland – Migrant Women Press

From powerhouse keynotes to hands-on workshops, Pass the Mic 2025 was a landmark moment for women of colour in Scotland to claim space, rewrite narratives, and shape the future of media and policy. Written by Elena Arroyo On Saturday, 21st June, I had the privilege of attending the Pass the Mic National Gathering at Civic House in Glasgow, and it was nothing short of extraordinary. Under the glare of an unexpected Scottish heatwave, women of coloGlasgow, Scotland · Glasgow Read Article

Sri Lankan Cuisine Finds a Home on Glasgow’s Food Map – Migrant Women Press

A blend of tradition with a modern twist. Kofi Kade and Ceylon Tea Bar are more than just Sri Lankan restaurants. They are a celebration of Sri Lankan culture and a fusion of flavours in every bite. Written by Jasmine MohamedPhoto by Anju Ravindranath on Unsplash Often mistaken, people think of Sri Lankan food as either “Indian or Pakistani food, but it’s not, it’s contrary to that”, says Rukshan Weeraratne, owner of Kofi Kade. The “Sri Lankan-InGlasgow, Scotland · Glasgow Read Article

“Community as a Superpower”: Portugal joins global Refugee Week movement with first edition of arts and culture festival – Migrant Women Press

by Refugee Week Portugal From music performances, film screenings and creative workshops to panel discussions, community meals and interfaith gatherings, Portugal is getting ready to host its very first edition of Refugee Week, the world’s largest arts and culture festival celebrating the creativity, resilience, and contributions of people who have experienced displacement. Taking place from 16 to 22 June 2025, Refugee Week Portugal is a decentraCulture · Lisbon Read Article

Feminism is a movement of liberation. If it leaves behind trans women, it enables the very oppression it seeks to fight – Migrant Women Press

Across the world, trans people face discrimination, abuse, and violence — now is the time to speak out for their rights. Trans rights are deeply connected to feminism, as both challenge oppression and fight for equality. Feminism that excludes trans people risks promoting exclusion instead of liberation — that’s why feminist voices must stand up for trans rights. Written by Sabrina Galella The first time I was described as a cisgender woman, I feFeminism Read Article

Stratford Festival Performs Memoir ‘Forgiveness: A Gift From My Grandparents’ - The Canadian Media

Media Release Forgiveness, the story of two families profoundly affected by the events of the Second World War, reportedly starts performances at the Stratford Festival today. This deeply moving stage adaptation written by Hiro Kanagawa and directed by Stafford Arima, is based on the Canada Reads-winning memoir Forgiveness: A Gift From My Grandparents by Mark Sakamoto. Led by Yoshie Bancroft and Jeff Lillico, theWorld War II · Belgium See the Story

Fair Pay Pledge Clashes with Harsh Immigration Rules » The Hoima Post - The Xavie Radio Ug

Labour’s promise of better wages for carers risks falling flat without fixes to visa policies—frontline workers and experts warn of sector collapse. The Care Sector’s Impossible Choice: Higher Pay or Enough Workers? The UK’s social care system is caught in a perfect storm. On one hand, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged “fair pay agreements” to boost wages for care workers—a move long demanded by unions. On the other, his government has mai…Wages See the Story

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The Silent Struggle: Why Menopause Needs to Be Part of Migrant Women’s Conversations - Migrant Women Press

Promise must tackle racism in the care system

SEEDLINGS: Diasporic Imaginaries – How does a tree fit inside a seed? - Migrant Women Press

Sleeping Next to Your Enemy: Why Femicide Persists in Africa Despite Gender- Based Violence Laws - Migrant Women Press

Inside Pass the Mic 2025: When Women of Colour Took the Mic in Scotland – Migrant Women Press

Sri Lankan Cuisine Finds a Home on Glasgow’s Food Map – Migrant Women Press

“Community as a Superpower”: Portugal joins global Refugee Week movement with first edition of arts and culture festival – Migrant Women Press

Feminism is a movement of liberation. If it leaves behind trans women, it enables the very oppression it seeks to fight – Migrant Women Press

Stratford Festival Performs Memoir ‘Forgiveness: A Gift From My Grandparents’ - The Canadian Media

Fair Pay Pledge Clashes with Harsh Immigration Rules » The Hoima Post - The Xavie Radio Ug

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Sleeping Next to Your Enemy: Why Femicide Persists in Africa Despite Gender- Based Violence Laws - Migrant Women Press

Inside Pass the Mic 2025: When Women of Colour Took the Mic in Scotland – Migrant Women Press

Sri Lankan Cuisine Finds a Home on Glasgow’s Food Map – Migrant Women Press

“Community as a Superpower”: Portugal joins global Refugee Week movement with first edition of arts and culture festival – Migrant Women Press

Feminism is a movement of liberation. If it leaves behind trans women, it enables the very oppression it seeks to fight – Migrant Women Press

Stratford Festival Performs Memoir ‘Forgiveness: A Gift From My Grandparents’ - The Canadian Media

Fair Pay Pledge Clashes with Harsh Immigration Rules » The Hoima Post - The Xavie Radio Ug