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An event today explores the plight of Syrian refugees – and we look at what Scotland can do to help provide a safe haven
We would like Scottish hospitality and warmth to be reflected in support rates provided to asylum seekers who are destitute
Tomorrow is Mandela Day and we hope you will join us in celebrating and honour the legacy of our former patron
Caitlin MacMillan tells about her experience of running up Arthur’s Seat for refugees – and why you should join our #RunforRefugees
This year for Refugee Week Scotland we celebrated and shared welcome – in all its wonderful forms. Suzi Simpson sums up the spectacle!
Did you meet our volunteer Jack Tannock at the Welcome Tent or at the World Refugee Day Concert? He takes a look back at his week
Refugee Week Scotland 2014 has kicked off! Suzi Simpson and Scottish Refugee Council invites you all to join the more than 130 events.
Iman Tajik blogs about ‘Lost Life’ – his Refugee Week Scotland exhibition of powerful portraits of refugees now living in Glasgow
Scottish Refugee Council is taking to the streets of Glasgow for Refugee Week Scotland 2014. Here’s why:
Join us in celebrating the rights of LGBT asylum seekers and refugees at some amazing events
Scottish Refugee Council is celebrating the 2014 Commonwealth Games with a series of Common Ground events
Considering going to our World Refugee Day Concert Friday 20 June? We’ve gathered 9 arguments you simply can’t ignore.
With Refugee Week Scotland coming up again I’ve taken a look at what’s in store for what should be an amazing festival for everyone
Meet the participants from ‘A View from Here’ as the exhibitions and documentary film are about to launch.
Our volunteer Martin has taken a close look at the new computer game ‘Papers, Please’, where you play a border control officer
Iranian visual artist Paria Goodarzi has spent April making welcome banners with children from Glasgow for Refugee Week Scotland