Migrant Voices
Uplifting the migrant woman’s experience beyond stereotypes and negative perceptions of race and migration. A project in collaboration with The […]
“I feel like I exist more here.” In conversation with the Glasgow-based Iranian singer Farzane Zamen
At the beginning of January, Migrant Women Press met the Iranian singer, songwriter, and music producer Farzane Zamen at Glasgow
Improving health services in a hostile climate (Part II)
In this piece, Rachel Jenkins, the Mental Health & Wellbeing Manager at Refugee Women Connect, explains how to introduce culturally
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
At the sharp end – The UK cost of living crisis impact is higher on asylum-seeker mothers
Mothers seeking asylum face the worst experiences in providing for their children during the cost-of-living crisis. Thanks to some grassroots
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.
Aashni Shah: Getting rid of the imposter in the room
Aashni Shah, the founder of achievement tracker Hype Docs, never expected to go from being the most active kid in
Our Mother’s Shoulders
Based on the values taught by her mother- a commitment to community, love and faith, Isabelle Ehiorobo interrogates gendered notions
A Black History Month celebration in Glasgow
An event organised by JOM Charity in partnership with WIN (Women Integration Network created a sense of belonging for African
Improving health services in a hostile climate (Part I)
In the series “The state of migrant women mental health,” we have exposed the barriers that migrant women, particularly asylum