Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Saturday, October 31, 2026
“Barrio”… The story of migrant communities whose livelihoods, identities, and relationships are threatened by the call for “regeneration” and the loss of social housing. The dangers of gentrification. When the council pushes ahead with plans to demolish Castleview estate Santiago is forced to leave home and journey into himself.
Fariba Balouch, a woman who transformed the scars of discrimination into a global call for justice, has been named one of the recipients of the 2024 International Women of Courage Award. From Sistan and Baluchestan to the international stage, she has fearlessly fought for women’s rights and against the injustices, making her voice heard worldwide. Fariba spoke spoke exclusively to The Prisma.
For 25 years, La Linea – The London Latin Music Festival has connected London to the vibrant rhythms and stories of Latin America. From April 22nd to May 5th, 2025, it celebrates its silver jubilee with a lineup of legendary artists and rising talent, highlighting the roots and evolution of […]
Brendan Montague is a second-generation immigrant whose family is from Ireland. He is the editor of The Ecologist. He spoke to The Prisma about how his working-class Irish background has informed his 30-year career as a journalist and how the media comes into direct and indirect contact with immigrant communities in the UK. Series “Journalists and migrants in the UK.
Having lived in both Zambia and Britain, Tchiyiwe Chihana is aware of the difficulties faced by first- and second-generation immigrants. As managing director of Yorkshire-based African Voices Platform, she has strived to ensure that the diaspora remains well-informed and well-connected to the country they now live in.
The Prisma series “Journalists and Immigrants in the UK.
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