Forging the Path: Delving into the rise of Black migrant women entrepreneurs in Scotland
An in-depth discussion with entrepreneurs and experts in workplace Diversity, Equality and Inclusion sheds light on the challenges Black migrant […]
Embracing My Roma Identity: A Personal Reflection on International Roma Day
April 8th brings attention to the Roma community’s rich heritage and ongoing resilience against discrimination. Inspired by her ancestors’ strength,
Introducing our team: Fereshte Zamen – Social Media and Community Engagement Officer
Get to know our dedicated team working to uplift the voices of migrant women and create a more diverse and
My Mother, a poem by Char-Lee Lewis
This poem is part of Migrant Women Press’s 16 days of activism against gender-based violence. Photo by Kat Love on
Breaking Through Shadows: a survivor’s narrative on domestic violence
This personal experience essay is part of Migrant Women Press’s 16 days of activism against gender-based violence. by Rachael Mugure
Double standards, a poem by Azadeh Sufiyan
An Iranian writer based in the UK reflects on the inhumanity of the Gaza War. Photo by Alisdare Hickson |
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.
“I belong to Ghana, I am from Italy, and I live in Scotland.”
A conversation with Christiana Opoku Afriyie, founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Chritical. At the end of 2021, Christiana Opoku, now
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
Women’s perspectives on the war
Migrant Women Press spoke with three women about their experiences with the Russia-Ukraine war. by Juliana da Penha Image credit: