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Chris Afuakwah
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COP26: 3 ways to get involved
COP26 is rapidly approaching in Glasgow. At these talks, governments from across the world will...
“Scotland is our second home” – a collaborative poem
On Wednesday 29th September, we held our first New Scots Storytellers workshop – a series...
New Scots Leadership programmes
In partnership with Social Enterprise Academy, we supported a group of new Scots in Glasgow and...
How can the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act benefit your community group?
As the COVID-19 pandemic impacts our towns and cities, it has been more important than...
Digital Champions meet with Carol Monaghan MP
On a sunny Tuesday in Victoria Park, representatives from new Scots community groups met with...
The power of sport: refugee football tournament a huge success
Last weekend, a unique football tournament that showcases the best of Scottish sporting talent and...
Samson’s story
We spoke to Samson, who took part in The Snuts’ ‘Somebody Loves You’ video with...
“The beautiful game” bringing communities together
On Sunday 8th August, 24 teams will take place in the annual Refugee Festival Football...
70th anniversary of the Refugee Convention: Saleem’s story
Saleem has been supported by our Refugee Integration Service to find his feet in Glasgow,...
Changing and growing: Pachedu adapts to the pandemic
We caught up with Gregor from Pachedu, a small charity supporting people who are minoritised...