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.

Available at: Hear Our Stories \ Support Us Review by Alison Hramiak  A  moving and inspiring book, literally, from cover to cover. The front cover, created...

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...

Trust and Belief: A world of difference for LGBTQ+ refugees Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale LinkedIn Aloysius Ssali, a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, is the founder and...

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 Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale The first day at school marks a significant milestone for refugee and migrant children and their parents. This piece shares heartfelt stories...

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 Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale Learn more about the history of the Refugee Olympic Team, participating for the third time in the Olympic Games. A team that demonstrates the...

Author: Teresa Norman New Roots is a new series of podcasts on migration to the UK. Gulwali Passarlay, originally from Afghanistan discusses his book, The Lightless...

By Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale Once a child fleeing the chaos of war, Gulwali Passarlay has transformed his harrowing journey into a powerful mission of advocacy and...

By: Khushi Handa The story of why people choose to become international students in the UK, the support offered and what happens post-graduation. The United Kingdom has...

By Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale In a time of transition and the possibility of multiple relocations, migrants often face numerous challenges settling into a new community and...

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...

Photo by Freepik By: Cherie McLaughlin Many migrants become entrepreneurs, sometimes moving between countries makes you see opportunities.  In the UK, 15% of...

By Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale Celebrating the transformative power of women's influence as we amplify voices of appreciation as part of IWD2024. We invited women to share...

Ruth celebrating her contribution when her community garden won first prize at the flower show By Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale Discover how one woman, facing adversity, found...

By Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale Breaking down cultural barriers and fostering inclusion, learn how this new Community Interest Company (CIC) seeks to connect the rich tapestry...

By Sinéad Mangan-Mc Hale Explore the inspiring story of Aliya Abidi, a protector of refugees, transforming their lives through education and empowerment. A love of...

Lockdown and living in the countryside By Ruth This is Ruth's story of the generosity she has experienced, how she has coped with living in different places with...

The plate in a Home Office hotel By Ruth Ruth writes of daily life in a Home Office hotel. It is not at all luxurious and very tough at Christmas. Life in a Home Office...

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.