Migrant Help are committed to keeping stakeholders informed about the transition to the AIRE (Advice, Issue Reporting and Eligibility) contract to support asylum seekers in the UK. The following website link will take you to the first 3 AIRE newsletter’s (20th June, 4th July, 18th July), which are produced every fortnight. These newsletters gives you […]
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Resource of the week #83: Further Education Special
We just found this excellent Guide to Further Education produced by Children’s Legal Centre
Resource of the week #82: UK Government Spending – an infographic
Many people are concerned about Government Spending: people often express views that too much is spent on one thing and too little on another. We’ve found a lovely infographic at information is beautiful which tries to show the relative size of government income and expenditure. Although it’s not strictly speaking Leeds or Migration related, we […]
Roads from the past: a short history of Britain’s Gypsies Roma and Travellers
Resource #81: Now I See You – a Comic book from strategiesforrefugees.com
Is this a resource? Sort of. It’s a comic which exemplifies the “Don’t try and persuade people with facts: show them relatable human stories” approach we mentioned in the last week’s resource of the week. You can find an HD version of this comic on their website strategiesforrefugees.com as well as versions in a variety […]
Resource of the Week #79: Applying Women Centred Principles to your work with Migrant Women
This week WomenCentre launched Applying Women Centred Principles at The Hepworth Wakefield. Here is a link to WomenCentre’s website where the report is available in PDF: https://womencentre.org.uk/connecting-opportunities/applying-women-centred-principles-report/ Further, broader info about women centred working is available here: https://womencentre.org.uk/connecting-opportunities/about-women-centred-working-with-women-migrants/ And finally, here is a link to a recent briefing about women centres and why they […]
Resource of the week #78: a quick guide to the asylum process.
A lot of us struggle to understand/explain the complexities of the asylum process. LASSN have produced a 90 second animation that attempts to explain things simply. You’ll need to play it at full screen (it’s in HD so you should be able to read it ok) pause/unpause it by hitting the space bar, but it’s […]
helpinleeds.com 2.0 is launched
helpinleeds.com has been updated from the original site, which LASSN launched during Refugee Week in 2016 It still contains more than 200 places where refugees and asylum seekers can find help in Leeds, is translated into 19 different languages designed with cheap smartphones in mind, so it should look fabulous, no matter how old your […]
Resource of the week #77: VisualPing – get emails whenever your favourite website updates
Keeping track of updates on websites can be difficult, especially if the site doesn’t use things like RSS or automatically post changes on Twitter. We’ve recently discovered a lovely website called http://visualping.io which will email you when a website has been /changed updated. Just select the area you want to keep track of, enter your […]
Resource of the Week #76: Social Activities & Support
At RETAS we have developed some resources using a tool called Padlet on which we have been displaying recurring social activities and support groups for signposting refugees, asylum seekers and other vulnerable migrants. We are trying to expand the use of these and have a number of other organisations now collaborating on this. Here are […]
Leeds Migration Partnership documents, presentations etc
We produced a style guide and resource pack for people putting together LMP related communications. It’s pretty basic – but here you are A full set of LMP resources can be found here
Resource of the Week #75: UK.GOV’s Charity trustee welcome pack
“As a new charity trustee, this guide will help you in your role. It can also be used by existing trustees to refresh knowledge and skills.” We post this in the spirit of the University of Warwick paper of 2017 which asked “Asylum and refugee support: civil society filling the gaps?” There are a […]