From the precinct of a pizza shop we embark on a journey across time and continents to explore how they got here, where they’re going and what they’ve learnt along the way. It’s a story of male and cultural identity, of family and fatherhood, a lyrical collage of memories,hopes, dreams and imagined realities. Read More...

A nationwide arts festival celebrating refugees from Nazi Europe and their contribution to British culture Read More...

Stories of Sanctuary is embarking on a UK tour, visiting the North East in March, Yorkshire in June, the Midlands in August and the South in November. Read More...

A group exhibition by refugees and asylum seekers from BIASAN in Bradford, jointly curated with artist Mussarat Rahman. Read More...

Featuring stills and moving image, Kaleidoscope showcases the works of ten photographers born or based in Britain, many with family origins abroad including Hong Kong, India, Jamaica and Russia, and explores what it means and how it feels to live as an immigrant, or a descendent of immigrants, in Britain today. Read More...

Sink Without Trace will be the first exhibition to deal specifically with the subject of migrant deaths at sea, with a focus on works by migrants and refugees. A number of the works have been specially commissioned for the exhibition and it will be the first time that many of the works have been exhibited in the UK. The exhibition includes a number of found objects from shipwrecked migrant boats. Read More...

Join hundreds of local school children creating pure joy this Refugee Week, supported by a team of outstanding international musicians. Read More...

Shubbak has become a key moment in the arts calendar of the UK and the Arab World, bringing new and unexpected voices alongside established artists to new audiences every two years. Read More...

In the Embodied Social Change workshop by Camille Barton, dance, somatics and mindfulness are used to explore how oppression is rooted in the body and how we can shift its hold on our lives using mindful attention and movement. The work is intended to generate new approaches to activism that focus on the body, as well as the mind. Read More...