The struggle of migrant mothers: Escaping abuse and confronting international...
In a tough situation, migrant moms escaping domestic violence now face international child abduction charges. In this special feature, journalist Ana Dutra Tagliati shares their courageous ... The post...
View Article10 ways to support your favourite migrant women authors
Welcome to our new Literature section, curated by our Editor, Laura Rodriguez-Davis. With a focus on the powerful narratives of migrant women authors, we invite ... The post 10 ways to support your...
View ArticleIntroducing our team: Méline Laffabry – Media Consultant
Get to know our dedicated team working to uplift the voices of migrant women and create a more diverse and inclusive media. Dear Community, It’s ... The post Introducing our team: Méline Laffabry –...
View Article‘Dancing with Water’: A revolutionary film season celebrating Chinese women...
Discover the power and beauty of contemporary Chinese women’s cinema in “Dancing with Water,” a curated film season from Feb-April 2024 by Kiki Tianqi Yu ... The post ‘Dancing with Water’: A...
View ArticleWomen who inspire us
This International Women’s Day, our team shares stories of women’s resilience and determination. Get inspired by their strength and perseverance. “I’d like to honour Bisan ... The post Women who...
View ArticleIntroducing our team: Fereshte Zamen – Social Media and Community Engagement...
Get to know our dedicated team working to uplift the voices of migrant women and create a more diverse and inclusive media. I’m Fereshte, a ... The post Introducing our team: Fereshte Zamen – Social...
View ArticleBreaking Boundaries: Spotlight on Ethnically Diverse Women at 2024 London...
At this year’s London Book Fair, our editor explored the experiences of ethnically diverse women in the publishing industry. Words by Isadora Bueno Bastos Photo ... The post Breaking Boundaries:...
View ArticleExploring identity and education: a review of ‘Black Teacher’ by Beryl Gilroy
Twenty-three years after Gilroy’s passing, her legacy as a Black migrant woman educator in the UK lives on. by Laura Rodríguez-Davis It is difficult to ... The post Exploring identity and education: a...
View ArticleEmbracing 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, Carmen Tanasie, with pride and ... The post...
View ArticleForging the Path: Delving into the rise of Black migrant women entrepreneurs...
An in-depth discussion with entrepreneurs and experts in workplace Diversity, Equality and Inclusion sheds light on the challenges Black migrant women encounter in traditional employment ... The post...
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Forging the Path: Delving into the rise of Black migrant women entrepreneurs...
An in-depth discussion with entrepreneurs and experts in workplace Diversity, Equality and Inclusion sheds light on the challenges Black migrant women encounter in traditional employment settings and...
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Book News You Need to Know
Stay ahead in the world of literature and publishing with insights from our Literature Editor. by Laura Rodríguez-Davis Photo by Christin Hume on Unsplash A warm hello to our MWP bookworms and word...
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Designing With A Purpose: A Conversation With Anabella Barnet, the Mastermind...
By Juliana da Penha Anabella Barnet is the creative force behind Migrant Women Press’s new visual identity. Her story intertwines creativity, purpose and diversity. Originally from Venezuela,...
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There is no liberation of women without the liberation of Palestine
Photo by Nikolas Gannon at Unsplash Sabrina Galella, an Italian migrant living in Scotland and human rights practitioner, explains why the war in Palestine is a feminist issue. by Sabrina Galella I am...
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Mosob: Where Every Meal Tells a Story of Family and Culinary Tradition
Our trainee journalist Laura Ndanuko visited Mosob Bar& Restaurant in the heart of Glasgow and discovered the story behind this authentic Ethiopian and Eritrean cuisine. by Laura Ndanuko Nestled...
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The unheard voices of migrant women in UK politics
Migrant women in the UK face a double challenge: navigating both immigration policies and gender inequalities. With the elections on the horizon, their voices remain unheard, highlighting the need for...
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Discovering the Power of Business Storytelling: A Conversation with Beatrice...
In the fast-paced arena of modern business, storytelling has become paramount in capturing audiences’ attention and loyalty. We talked with Beatrice N. Kabutakapua, a business storytelling coach who...
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Sisterhood and Solidarity: 2024 Pass The Mic National Gathering for Women of...
During a full day of panel discussions, workshops, networking, and most importantly -building connections, women of colour came together to reflect and demand their space in Scotland’s media and...
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Refugee Festival Scotland 2024: Women’s Stories, Resilience, and Celebrations...
Attending events Hosted by women’s Organisations in Glasgow, I witnessed refugee women’s inspiring resilience, solidarity, creativity, and invaluable contributions to Scotland. by Laura Ndanuko In...
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Opinion – France: Have we set ourselves up for disappointment in hoping for a...
by Astrid Lucia Offersen In the face of increasing racial tensions, the far-right’s success in the European Elections, and President Emmanuel Macron’s call for a snap election, it is more important...
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