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This Refugee Week Scotland events celebrates similarities with film and poetry, writes volunteer blogger Zara
Refugee Week Scotland volunteer Morgan blogs on the colourful celebration and community feeling at MIN
Volunteer blogger Martin sums up the inspiring opening gig
Refugee Week Scotland sponser GHA explore refugees relationship with Glasgow’s housing with several events
Blogger, serial tweeter or Instagramer? You’re invited to our very first bloggers event
Pop-Up programmer Catriona explains why sci-fi and Japanese anime are perfect movie choices for Refugee Week Scotland
Volunteer blogger Martin explains how Glasgow City Council set the dominos in motion in support of the Still Human, Still Here campaign
Our volunteer Simon explain it’s not always about ‘what’ you do as a volunteer, but ‘why’ you do it
Artistic director Victoria Beesley blogs about how a special childhood friendship is the basis for her new production
Jemma from Voluntary Arts Scotland shares why you should be a part of Voluntary Arts Week
Our generous donors choose Giveacar, a scheme that raises cash for charities through scrapping old cars
Schools across Scotland can take part in Simple Acts to learn more about the heritage and refugees
Ross from Tortoise in a Nutshell shares the origins of the visual puppetry piece Grit
As it secures new Big Lottery funding, volunteer Martin is inspired by the community football project United Glasgow
Writer AJ Taudevin on what inspired her new play for Refugee Week Scotland 2013
Volunteer blogger Martin reflects on BBC Newsnight’s piece on asylum seeker destitution