Later today, Brighton & Hove City Council is expected to decide to sign the City of Sanctuary Charter as part of the process of applying for re-accreditation as a City of Sanctuary. Following yesterday's announcement by the Home Secretary, in this the 70th anniversary year of the Refugee Convention, it…
As the pandemic took hold and the need for personal protective equipment (PPE) in the UK became apparent, members of…
Three friends distributing newsletters while social distancing
Becky Pollack, One World Nursery's manager
Updated 21 June 2020.
As part of the services offered by the Migrant ESOL Support Hub (MESH) to welcome new arrivals to Brighton &…
The theme of Refugee Week 2020 is "imagine" - and we'd like you to imagine an activity that brings people…
Sanctuary on Sea newsletter editor Ruby Cardona travelled to Calais to volunteer with Care4Calais. This is a personal account of…
On 23 June we hosted our fantastic Together day at the Brighton Dome bringing the community together. We hosted workshops,…
We have just released the full programme for Sunday's Together community day, the finale for Refugee Week 2019 in Brighton…
Refugee students tend to set their sights high, but new research on young refugees’ education in Brighton and Hove has…
After seven days of concerts, talks, parades and parties, Refugee Week 2018 draws to a close in Brighton & Hove…
The study, 'International Migrants in Brighton & Hove', was produced by the council to help plan and shape services for…
A song recital (VIDEO) by eight young members of the Sussex Syrian Community Group was the highlight of this year's…
Where can I find an Arabic interpreter? How can I meet other Kurds? Where can I get legal advice? I'm…
REFUGEE WEEK 2017 IN BRIGHTON AND HOVE: 17 June - 1 July
Caroline Lucas meeting Sanctuary on Sea group