Following on from our research into migrant access to healthcare during coronavirus, we have been working hard to raise awareness of the impact of the Hostile Environment on migrant communities in the lockdown, and to show how we are building coalitions to resist these policies. Find out more…
Organisations and community organisers across Yorkshire and the Humber Region sprung into action at the outbreak of COVID-19. They quickly adapted their work to the new reality and since then have been doing a great job supporting communities. In addition to all the Zoom meetings and activities they deliver lots of other services. Here is a snapshot of what our partners and members are doing across the region.
No one should avoid healthcare because they are scared of the debt they’ll incur, or that they’ll be deported, especially not during…
Hostile Environment immigration policies contributing to disproportionate BAME deaths, according to our new report published today. Migrant support workers report that 57%…
Adilia – one of our members – shares with us her experience of life in lockdown and how our Community Programme and…
We hope that you and your loved ones stay well and safe during this public health crisis. Here at Migrants Organise we have been…
The COVID-19 Pandemic has thrown fresh light and scrutiny on our NHS. Alongside the heroism of healthcare workers and the hard work…
On 17 March 2020, Migrants Organise – together with the Helen Bamber Foundation – have written to Priti Patel, the Home Secretary,…
Guest post by Christina Melidou, Partnership Manager at FutureLearn According to the UNHCR Stepping Up report, the number of refugees in higher education increased…
Migrants Organise is a platform where migrants and refugees organise for power, dignity and justice. We work across the UK to bring community…
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RBKC Refugees Welcome Committee
RBKC Refugees Welcome Committee is a local group of residents working together to ensure the settlement and warm welcome of 50 Syrian refugees in our borough.
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