Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Monday, November 2, 2026
Surrealism lurks in the city – resting, hiding, waiting to be noticed, observed, called forth into recognition. Steve Latham These are times of the signs, random suggestions, inviting us to enter the serendipity of found significances, a conceptual equivalent of ‘found art’. To locate the oddness, even amidst […]
Jaya, a Sri Lankan Tamil mother living in the London, reflects on war, displacement and rebuilding a life after leaving during the civil conflict. Her story, told to her daughter, reveals how survival shaped everyday decisions, from what women wore to how families moved. “The Prisma Series”.
The Prisma series “Fetishisation of Latinas in the UK”. Paola Cardona felt the weight of the stereotyping of Latina women when she began using dating apps in the United Kingdom: from offers of money and racist comments to sexual expectations framed by the exoticisation of her Colombian origin. Sara Piquer […]
Latino families in London maintain traditional approaches to discipline and respect, contrasting with more independent British child-rearing methods, while language and religion influence adaptation. First-generation Latin immigrants emphasize obedience, family cohesion, and Catholic values, shaping children’s development even as second-generation youth blend cultural practices. Patrice Gerrard “It’s about respect,” […]
Funding for higher education opened on 24 March, with deadlines set for 15 May. Eligibility rules vary by residency and immigration status, while repayment conditions—linked to income and inflation—mean graduates may carry debt for up to 40 years after completing their studies. Pablo Munoz Applicants can access Tuition […]
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