Our mission is two-fold: to provide an unbiased communications platform for migrants and refugees to safely share their stories while providing reliable advice and insights into life in the UK.

By Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale A poet who risked his life to escape persecution now wields his words as a powerful tool for empathy. Learn how his form of refugee art serves...

by Alison Hramiak Gulwali Passarlay with Nadene GhouriAtlantic Books, London Review by Alison Hramiak Alison reflects on the story of an Afghan child, leaving home and...

By Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale The irony of loneliness is that you can feel lonely in a room full of people. There are many forms of loneliness, not least when you feel an...

Insights on engaging in dialogue with people from diverse backgrounds, with diverse perspectives leading to a meaningful exchange of ideas. “It is hardly possible to...

By: Teresa Norman This blog focuses on the importance of offering compassion to people who may be very worried about their family and friends in different countries....

By Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale Eid is a joyous occasion for Muslims, but it also carries deep spiritual meaning. From prayer to charity, and from family to community....

By Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale A look at Britain's historical complicity in the transatlantic slave trade, and how its legacy continues to fuel modern day slavery on our...

Refugee Poetry Hour; poetry by Lester Gomez Medina and Nasrin Parvaz On 10 March 2024, TogetherintheUK in partnership with Palewell Press and Freedom from Torture held...

by Jean'Py and Nalougo On March 10, 2025, TogetherintheUK in partnership with Freedom from Torture and Palewell Press hosted a Refugee Poetry Hour.  You can find...

By Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale As the world celebrates International Women’s Day, Athena Bashar’s journey shows how combat sports can unlock confidence, strength, and...

By Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale As the UN World Day of Social Justice shines a spotlight on the importance of equity and fairness, we reflect on the too often negative...

In this blog, Johann Taljaard explores examples and the impact of casual racism, stereotypes and unconscious bias on different minorities. He speaks of his own personal...

By Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale As the world marks International Migrants Day, we reflect on the resilience, contributions, and challenges faced by millions of migrants who...

Review by : Alison Hramiak Alison Hramiak reviews Hope Not Fear by Hassan Akkad. The book is his autobiography, it tells of how growing up in Syria, and how his...

By Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale Discrimination continues to rob individuals of their dignity and rights. This Human Rights Day, TogetherintheUK tells one such story to inspire...

By Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale Learn how to transform lives with Christmas gifts that support good causes and foster a sense of inclusivity. TogetherintheUK shares some ideas...

Compiled by Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale The most impactful stories come from those who live them. For people with disabilities, speaking for themselves is not just about...

Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale Independent investigations into Islamophobia reveal a troubling trend: rising hate crimes, systemic discrimination, and enduring stereotypes....

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Nour Majan describes her journey from Syria and her ten years in the UK

Richard Williams describes the story of his policy work advocating for refugees and asylum seekers

The 1960s journey from Barbados to the UK | TogetherInTheUK Michele Bent shares her parents's story, the joys, triumphs and tribulations.

Sadiqa discusses faith, belonging and cultural identity

Jola Pieskowska discusses her career and some of the history of Polish migration

Prof Marius Turda discusses the transition from communism for Eastern Europe, eugenics and the war in Ukraine.

Prof. Marius Turda discusses eugenics, anti-Roma racism and possible consequences of the war in Ukraine.

Aman shares insights into UK and Indian culture and useful advice for anyone migrating to the UK.

Adina describes growing up in communist Romania and her work advocating for the Eastern European communities.