Following our event at the Migration Museum, we thought it might be interesting to look back at some of what migrants have brought to this country over time. We have been very fortunate that a friend of TGIUK has given us this thought provoking piece about the Huguenots who came here as refugees and as […]
Month: July 2019
Introduction to the Moving Matters Report by Karen Ang
Karen’s introduction to the research report given on July 10th at the Migration Museum One of the many stories that came out of the research My job here tonight is to talk about our research on the challenges we face as migrants, how we solve these challenges, and how we want to be helped. My role tonight […]
Refugee Tales, July 2019
Refugee Tales is a wonderful initiative inspired by Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales. It started a few years ago and is increasingly popular. It combines a walk with storytelling. Its purpose is for people to walk in solidarity with refugees, asylum seekers and immigration detainees. People walk for about fifteen miles a day over a week across […]