Photos from Together community day 2019
On 23 June we hosted our fantastic Together day at the Brighton Dome bringing the community together. We hosted workshops,…
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
We are having our Annual General Meeting at 6.30 – 9.00 on 7 December at BMECP, 10A Fleet Street, Brighton, BN1 4ZE. If you haven’t had an invitation, please sign up here to get on our mailing list.
Refugee Week started in Brighton on Saturday with a beautiful performance by the Regent’s Orchestra of works on a refugee…
This Saturday, 4th June, a group which calls itself “South Coast Resistance” plans to protest at Brighton & Hove's willingness to welcome refugees from Syria. Sanctuary on Sea has condemned the march in an open letter signed by local MPs Caroline Lucas (Green) and Peter Kyle (Labour), Councillor Pete West, the city's mayor, and…
Hoang, a victim of trafficking from Vietnam, who has recently won his appeal with the Home Office and is a…
Sanctuary on Sea are proud to announce today Crossing Borders an exciting new festival that will take place in Brighton…
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More than 50 people representing 22 schools attended the Schools of Sanctuary launch in Brighton and Hove on 17th March…
The Immigration Bill currently going through Parliament, if it becomes law, will make it a whole lot harder to welcome those seeking sanctuary, as Migrant Rights Network makes clear in this briefing.