What if Native Americans had discovered Europe, if Nazi Germany emerged victorious in World War II, if Trump wins the 2023 election? What if your parents had never met one another? Sean Sheehan Speculating along these lines invite responses ranging from intellectual curiosity to fear, trepidation and an […]
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A shared history of enduring solidarity
In its 41 year-journey, the IndoAmerican Refugee and Migrant Organisation (IRMO) has grown thanks to the work of hundreds of people who have made this organisation a place of development, management and participation, responding to the immediate and structural needs that the immigrant and refugee community experience in the United […]
Supporting Latin Americans in the North West
Latin American Support Network (Lasnet), or LASNET, started as a project of the organisation Migrant Support many years ago, aiming to support the most vulnerable people with a Latin American background who, after the economic crisis of 2009, emigrated from Spain, Italy and Portugal. Many of them arrived in […]
Caring for the emotional health of the diaspora
In 2016 Voces Amigas de Esperanza (Voades UK) started in the UK and its purpose was, and still is, to support the Spanish and Portuguese speaking immigrant community and foster their emotional health. ‘Meeting and listening’ are the key tools of their work. They are an NGO of social […]
Read and weep
Hegel remarked about the Peloponnesian War that its importance is that it allowed Thucydides to write about it and the same could be said about another armed conflict from the ancient Greek world: the struggle between an alliance of Greek states and the city of Troy, in what is now […]
















