By Renata Carvalho As the new Nationality and Borders Bill sparks yet another wave of debates over the United Kingdom’s … More
Category: Refugees
Why do refugee children continue to take perilous journeys to reach the UK?
by Isabel Soloaga Our government just removed the only legislation providing an alternative. In January, I revisited the refugee camps … More
Interrogating Queer Identity: The Use of Art as Resistance and Stories from the Margins
by Colin Gill In this moment in history we are witnessing several ultra-right movements across the globe. The most recent … More
Facilitating community integration one bat at a time
By Elisa Sandri The Brighton Table Tennis Club (BTTC) is a table tennis club located in the area of Kemptown … More
Calais: Eighteen Months On
by Elisa Sandri Calais has frequently made the headlines in the last two decades. The history of this border as … More
Shadow over Burma: the Rohingya crisis in context
By Elisa Sandri In late August, alarming reports and harrowing images started to surface from Myanmar. It soon became clear … More
Festival Culture: the Romanticisation of Informal Settlements?
by Tim Perkin The show ‘Borderline’, a PSYCHEdelight production, recently took part to an arts festival in the UK. The … More
‘Volunteer Humanitarianism’ in the Jungle of Calais
by Elisa Sandri This article is dedicated to the memory of Giulio Regeni, PhD researcher, and to his family, whom … More
Bride or Child First?
by Fern Adams In the UK we recognise that people officially become adults when they turn 18. We tend to … More
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