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Join Platforma to discuss current initiatives around the arts, refugees and migration across Kent, including how to take part in Refugee Week (18-24 June 2018), with locally based artists Aida Silvestri and Emmanuel Changunda. Read More...

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Who Are We? Art, Migration And The Production Of Democracy. A week of experimental production at Tate Modern, London Read More...

Registration is now open for the first Spring School from the UNESCO Chair In Refugee Integration Through Languages and the Arts. Read More...

In a cutting-edge exhibition, The Other House at the BMECP centre, you will encounter a haunted home - haunted by social and economic exclusion, by wars, by gender discrimination and by environmental disasters. Read More...

Welcome Sessions presents independent english-language and foreign-language films for cinema-goers from all backgrounds with a taste for the challenging. Read More...

Our Lives is an exciting exhibition of art by foreign national prisoners 1-8 May presented by Kent Refugee Help. Read More...

What is your favourite t-shirt? When did you get it, was it a gift or did you buy it? Are there any special occasions you wore it for? Has it travelled with you across borders? Using t-shirts as the playful start of an exchange, the performance choreographs memories into a visual poem, with t-shirts used as an encounter with time and memory, with losses and liberations of living in transit – from an artist whose own performances and t-shirts have been crossing borders on five continents through the past decade. Read More...

This is a very special year when we mark the 20th anniversary of Refugee Week, and we kick off the celebrations with another rich programme of artists’ installations, workshops and performances. Read More...

Join Autograph ABP for a 2-day exchange, aiming to start a conversation about the models and methods, which could constitute a rights-focused approach to arts participation. The aim is to explore how the incorporation of social justice agendas and the upholding of ‘rights’ can shape, and challenge, the way arts engagement work is designed, produced and delivered. Read More...

On April 7th 2018, Migrant Connections Collective will be hosting the second annual Migrant Connections Festival at the Stockwell Centre in south London. The festival will host a series of workshops on practical support and wellbeing, and music and theatre for people from all backgrounds to come along and chat, learn and see something fun. Read More...

At a time of strife and civil war in the Kingdom of Kongo, a young woman leads a mass movement calling for unity and an end to Portuguese dominance. Ne Kunda Nlaba’s biopic documentary explores her legacy, revealing how powerful African kingdoms were invaded by the West and suffered slavery and exploitation. Read More...

Rasa and Contact present: Handlooms. Written by Rani Moorthy. Directed by Alan Lane A love of saris leads a man to discover himself within the folds of the sensuous fabric. Read More...

Ruthless Jabiru returns to the chapel of Kings College London for a programme devised and conducted by Kelly Lovelady. Read More...