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22nd June 2020

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Exploring Food and Migration Narratives 

Guest blog by Sean Wai Keung, Glasgow-based poet and performer. Sean recently borrowed ‘It Wisnae Us’ and ‘Who Belongs to Glasgow’ from the SEIN Library. Please get in touch if you would like to borrow these, or any of our other books. What do you think of when you hear the term ‘fusion food’? Or ‘authentic food’? […]

Tagged With: colonisation, food, Glasgow, migration, racism, slavery

Organising for Power – applications open for 2019!

News from Tripod – Training for Social Action We have opened applications to our second ‘Organising for Power’ programme which seeks to to strengthen the movement against racism, xenophobia and the erosion of migrants’ rights in Scotland. Are you involved in tackling the root causes of xenophobia and racism and promoting the rights of migrants/refugees/asylum seeking […]

Tagged With: Anti-Racism, asylum seekers, migration, Organising for Power, racism, refugees, training, Tripod, xenophobia

Hope Not Hate – How to have difficult conversations

We’re all familiar with the “I’m not racist but…” refrain – whether this is explicitly said, or implied – and know exactly what is going to come next. No one wants to be called out as having racist, prejudiced or discriminatory views, however it’s important that we challenge these values when we come across them. […]

Tagged With: confirmation bias, Difficult Conversations, empathetic listening, Hope Not Hate, prejudice, racism, socratic questioning, training

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  • Migrant Integration Services and Coping with the Digital Divide
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Get involved in our Eid Toy Drive!✨

Over the month of Ramadan, we are working together with @EdinWomensAid, Daisy Project and North East Glasgow Framework for Dialogue to fundraise for toys for children celebrating Eid in difficult circumstances.

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