by Shan Huang The term ‘climate refugee’ may still be an unfamiliar concept for some, although we may occasionally see it in the media. It is clear that clim...

by Orson Gard Across the world, millions of people have been forced into a transitory existence. Not only must they face perilous journeys from their home co...

By Elana Wong Integration has become a buzzword, the focus of many government policies, NGOs and grassroots organisations. Most people seem to have some unde...

By Noura Chalati Background to “New Scots: Refugee Integration Strategy 2018 to 2022” In January 2018, the Scottish Government published “New Scots: Refugee ...

By Orson Gard Since 2015, hundreds of thousands of refugees have sought asylum in Europe. Fleeing devastating wars, the so-called ‘European refugee crisis’ h...

by Abi Greatrex In 2016, the UNHCR deemed the Syrian refugee crisis the largest humanitarian disaster in recent history. Three years on, and the mass furore ...

By Camille Sonderegger Niger, a landlocked country situated in the middle of the Sahara, which shares borders with 7 countries, has for decades been a stagin...

By Shan Huang Imagining a life as a Sudanese refugee in Egypt, living in overcrowded and unhygienic conditions in a foreign country and facing discrimination...

By Noura Chalati A media scene, overwhelmed by  stereotypes and negative connotations regarding refugees and migrants who allegedly lack integration into the...

Panel Discussion Overview | February 2019 COLOURS Of Edinburgh's inaugural Panel Discussion, this year on the Representation of Refugees in the media, saw ma...

I am writing this piece as a proud second-generation Yemeni-American who is educating herself on the current humanitarian crisis in Yemen and attempting to s...

In times of the emergence of many large scale humanitarian emergencies, the situation of the Sahrawi refugees in South West Algeria has become increasingly f...

by Jenny Dunn Amal Azzudin is the daughter of Somalian refugees, who had come to Britain to escape civil war. Her passion for human rights and social justice...

by Elana Wong Syrian artist Nihad Al Turk, our guest artist for ‘Through the Eyes of Scotland’s Refugees’, has been in Scotland for nearly 3 years. Born in A...

by Sarah McCallum English-language teaching for migrants and refugees in the UK falls within two categories: work with adults it is known as English for Spea...

We're betting you can't wait much longer until our exhibit. Neither can we! Here's what you need to know: Time: 17:00 - 22:00 Location: Fireside, Edinburgh @...

by Yasmin Tuerner Now that there has been a decline in the number of new refugees entering the UK, it is important to understand the position that British law...

by Pinar Aksu People move for various reasons. Some want to start a new life, some have no other choice but to move. Then once they move, they are given diff...

by Noor Hewaidi The Crossing (2015) is a documentary that follows the challenges that a group of Syrian refugees face in leaving behind war zones but continu...

by Jenny Dunn, ed. Elana Wong Nadia, a Yazidi woman from Iraq, witnessed violent extremist behaviour in her country before fleeing Iraq, 4 months pregnant, w...