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Mark Adams, head of Funding Development, shares his thoughts and memories of the late Nelson Mandela.
Today is International Volunteer Day and we would like use the opportunity to praise those who donate their valuable time to our cause.
Children’s rights in Scotland took three quiet steps forward last week.
A new book reveals just how big an impact negative press has to the lives of asylum seekers and refugees in the UK.
Meet three of the refugee women from the ‘Speak for Yourself’ conference this Saturday.
On Saturday the 9 November, Omar Souleyman will be performing at The Arches in Glasgow in a concert that will be unlike any other.
What happened at the Roller Disco – Rolling for Refugees? Lots of fun, fundraising and more.
Three refugee women spoke last week at the Off the Shelf Festival of Words. Our media officer went with them on the trip to Sheffield.
Our volunteer Anna Cheung spent a day at the A View from Here workshops and blogs about what she saw, heard and experienced.
Our Housing Officer, Jamie Stewart, takes a look at the rising heating prices – and gives good tips on how to save money.
We are driving people into taking incredibly dangerous measures to get to Europe. The results show on Lampedusa.
This week is Challenge Poverty Week, and Morag Gillespie of Glasgow Caledonian University would like to challenge the most extreme.
Scottish Refugee Council has long awaited the arrival of the new Immigration Bill. Now it’s here, and it’s looking pretty grim
Graham O’Neill has joined Scottish Refugee Council – read this blog to find out why.
October is dedicated to celebrate the black history of Scotland, UK and the world. But does this still have to be singled out?
Two of our amazing volunteers share their views on our latest arts and heritage project ‘A View from Here’.