From Newcastle Podcast: Refugee Week Special- Sanctuary Songs with Dr David Baines and Theresa Easton
In this special episode to mark Refugee Week, we talk [...]
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Refugee Week is the world’s largest arts and culture festival celebrating the contributions, resilience, and creativity of refugees. Each year, thousands of independently organised events take place globally. Explore what’s happening near you by browsing through the calendar below.
Refugee Week is an open platform & everyone is invited to get involved. You can support local events, take part in Simple Acts, or even host your own activity!
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- Change the calendar view to List, Map, Calendar, or Photo (located to the right of the “Find an Event” button).
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- For more information on how to get involved, visit this page.
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
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From Newcastle Podcast: Refugee Week Special- Sanctuary Songs with Dr David Baines and Theresa Easton
In this special episode to mark Refugee Week, we talk [...]
Refugee Week Norwich 2023 (a programme of 22 events, city-wide)
Norwich City Norfolk, United KingdomRefugee Week Norwich 2023 centres around compassion - the kindly [...]
Refugee Week Norwich 2023 (a programme of 22 events, city-wide)
Norwich City Norfolk, United KingdomRefugee Week Norwich 2023 centres around compassion - the kindly [...]
Echoes of Displacement: Comic Book Launch
Peoples History Museum Left Bank,, Left Bank, Manchester, United KingdomAn afternoon celebration of the publication of Echoes of Displacement: A [...]
Free
Echoes of Displacement: Comic Book Launch
Peoples History Museum Left Bank,, Left Bank, Manchester, United KingdomAn afternoon celebration of the publication of Echoes of Displacement: A [...]
Free
Arts, Refugees and Mental health – report launch
Yorkton Workshops 1-3 Yorkton St, LondonCounterpoints Arts has been commissioned by The Baring Foundation to write the latest in a series of research reports about arts and mental health, this time looking at the provision for refugees and asylum seekers.
Arts, Refugees and Mental health – report launch
Yorkton Workshops 1-3 Yorkton St, LondonCounterpoints Arts has been commissioned by The Baring Foundation to write the latest in a series of research reports about arts and mental health, this time looking at the provision for refugees and asylum seekers.
Late Night Exchange: World Refugee Day
The Exchange County Hall, Preston, Lancashire, United KingdomThis special University of Birmingham Lates event marks World Refugee [...]
Free
Late Night Exchange: World Refugee Day
The Exchange County Hall, Preston, Lancashire, United KingdomThis special University of Birmingham Lates event marks World Refugee [...]
Free
Book Launch of Suitable Strangers
The Winding Stair Bookshop Ormond Quay Lower Ormond Quay Lower, Dublin, IrelandIn 1956, a group of 548 refugees escaping the violence [...]
Book Launch of Suitable Strangers
The Winding Stair Bookshop Ormond Quay Lower Ormond Quay Lower, Dublin, IrelandIn 1956, a group of 548 refugees escaping the violence [...]
Refugee Care and Compassion in Action
Tavistock Centre Belsize Lane, London, United KingdomOur Centre for Trauma Asylum and Refugees Conference will celebrate [...]
Refugee Care and Compassion in Action
Tavistock Centre Belsize Lane, London, United KingdomOur Centre for Trauma Asylum and Refugees Conference will celebrate [...]
Life as a Refugee Woman
TRAMPOLINE 27 Camden Passage, London, United KingdomJoin NEMI Teas for a relaxed panel discussion on the [...]
Free
Life as a Refugee Woman
TRAMPOLINE 27 Camden Passage, London, United KingdomJoin NEMI Teas for a relaxed panel discussion on the [...]
Free
Windrush: Writing the Scandal
Black Cultural Archives 1 Windrush Square, London, United KingdomWhat does it mean to write the story of an [...]
Pay what you can
Windrush: Writing the Scandal
Black Cultural Archives 1 Windrush Square, London, United KingdomWhat does it mean to write the story of an [...]
Pay what you can
Making it Home: Reconfiguring Migrant Homemaking Together
The Courtyard, Townhouse, Kingston University Penrhyn Road Campus, 55-59 Penrhyn Road, Kingston Upon Thames, United KingdomThis is an open event that focuses on how we [...]
Free
Engaging with bilingual and refugee families
online Axel-Springer-Straße, Berlin, Berlin, GermanyThis workshop will explore barriers preventing bilingual families from engaging [...]
£03 – £2024
Summer of Research – Sexuality, gender and migration
Arts C, University of Sussex Falmer, Brighton, United KingdomThis hybrid event will consist of two roundtables showcasing the research and [...]
Facilitating Financial Inclusion in the Refugee Sector
Notting Hill Genesis Bruce Kenrick House, 2 Killick Street, London, United KingdomFinancial exclusion can have devastating consequences for individuals and families, [...]
Free
Welcome Wheels Workshop Open Day
Bicycle Links shop 135 – 137 King Street, Norwich, Norfolk, United KingdomJoin us at Bicycle Links for our open day and [...]