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The Detention Forum is leading a virtual tour of the UK’s detention centres. From 7-13 December the tour comes to Scotland’s Dungavel.
Glasgow School of Art student Jamie tells us about his experience attending our first Creative Skills Exchange group
November 9th is an historic day for both Germany and the world. It is the anniversary of Kristallnacht and the fall of the Berlin Wall
After a popular first meeting of our new Creative Skills Exchange group, find out what’s in store for our November session
Our volunteer Jack Tannock steps into Glasgow’s past to discover more about the city’s links with the Atlantic Slave Trade
When we put on a special evening for people interested in volunteering for us, we had no idea how amazingly the public would respond
Runners have smashed the 665km target in our #RunForRefugees challenge – their inspiring effort is making a difference
African soldiers fought in the hellish conflict that was World War One too – so why are they rarely part of our historical narrative?
We’re bringing together creative people from the refugee community. If you have a background in creative arts, join us!
Rachel and Laura are the new members of our media and communications team – find out more about them
The right to choose how we are governed is something we often take for granted – but not everyone enjoys this right
Can you imagine being a citizen of nowhere? That’s the reality for Europe’s 600,000 stateless people, forced to live in perilous limbo
The referendum affects everyone in Scotland. We look back on an exciting project to encourage participation in the debate
Our Refugee Speaker Programme builds bridges of understanding and empathy between refugees and Scottish people
A new project at Scottish Refugee Council sees refugees sharing their unique skills and experiences to help others access vital service
Words used in a way that denies people’s humanity can leave mental scars, and they can also influence how our society works