Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
United Kingdom
Migration runs through family memories and work experiences, reflected in diverse communities and in voices such as Wilfred Emmanuel‑Jones and Ivy Ngeow. Amid resilience and creativity, their narratives reveal how newcomers transform cities, enrich culture and reshape the fabric of contemporary urban life. Andy Bungay / The Chim(inea)* […]
According to a recent ‘shock poll’, more than half of London’s women don’t feel safe on the streets, and a similar number believe that the city has become less safe in the last five years. Despite the headline’s phrasing, these findings will not come as a surprise to London women. […]
These films primarily focus on immigration politics, migrant labour, indigenous organizing, and extractive economies in the U.S. and Central America. Abla Kandalaft / Mydylarama* The UCLA Film Archive just announced that 7 activist documentaries that are now freely available to access and stream for students, academics, and others. […]
There is no problem with multiculturalism as such, it has existed since ancient times even though the term arose only recently. It is a necessary, and unavoidable fact of life. It has its own dynamic, and its own difficulties resulting from the interaction of different cultures.
When political and media discourse dehumanises the immigrant or obscures their reality, an alternative perspective is urgently needed. This “Special Edition on Migration” brings together independent media that address the diaspora with rigour and context. A journalistic endeavour, necessary in the face of growing anti-immigrant sentiment.
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