Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
Ana Ramos arrived in London from Colombia when she was eleven. She quickly felt at home but would discover she had ADHD, dyslexia and dyspraxia years after having to retake her A-levels twice. With her diagnoses, she graduated from university and has worked as a paralegal and across the civil […]
Net migration falls by fifty per cent but voters continue to be fooled by right-wing media obsession. The latest migration figures released by the Office for National Statistics tell a story that cuts directly against years of political rhetoric, sensationalist headlines and culture war panic amplified by sections of the […]
The young journalist left Spain to pursue postgraduate studies in Havana and experience Cuban society first-hand. Her time on the island offered insight into both its social achievements and the economic challenges shaping daily life. Araceli Oliva Born in the Canaries, Carla finished her degree in journalism, which […]
A chance family revelation led Argentine journalist Cristina Rafanelli to uncover the extraordinary life of her great-aunt Leda Rafanelli — an anarchist writer, feminist, Muslim and former lover of Benito Mussolini — while tracing the enduring parallels between political repression, resistance and storytelling across generations. The Prisma spoke to her.
Seven jobs in four months, language barriers, workplace abuse and precarious living conditions shaped a young Spanish actor’s arrival in Scotland. Sharing life with people from different countries profoundly changed his understanding of migration and cultural diversity. María Marzo “I never thought that my ideas and personal values […]
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