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Reflections on Rooted Resistance, Collective Power: A Climate, Migrant and Racial Justice Movement-Building Summit 2026
Reflections on Rooted Resistance, Collective Power: A Climate, Migrant and Racial Justice Movement-Building Summit 2026
Allies in Exile, the new short documentary co-produced by Counterpoints Productions, has been announced as the opening film of BBC new Storyville Shorts strand.
Jill Eastland reflects on working with a group of women in Cambridge this June.
Edin Suljic invites us to talk, over a pint or two.
Erica Li’s winning story A Thousand Rivers of Time is a family saga about three generations of women from a Hakka-Chinese family from 1945 to the present.
As Refugee Week 2026 begins, we invite everyone to celebrate the courage that lives within us all – join us and take part!
Announcing the launch of a new report Beyond a Joke: Comedy and social change in the UK by Sam Beale.
Ibrahim Nehme, Director of Beirut Art Centre reflects on a new exhibition by Ieva Saudargaitė Douaihi, presented at OUTPOST in Norwich.
Refugee Week has published Stories of Change, the results of a deep-dive research project commissioned with HEAL Collective.
Hana Qureshi reflects on her experience on a work placement with our team.
We are excited to share the new website for Counterpoints Productions – working with filmmakers to create powerful TV and cinema that moves audiences, challenges perceptions, and drives cultural and systemic change.
Reflections on a screening that took place as part of the Our Shared Futures: Climate & Migration Community Film Festival.
Thalia Chin & Poppy Carter on hosting a screening as part of Our Shared Futures: Climate & Migration Community Film Festival in their community in East London.
Yamam Nabeel introduces the I'm Migrant Film Festival which runs in London throughout February.
Produced by Britten Pears Arts in partnership with Counterpoints Arts as part of the Platforma Festival, this strategic ThinkTank was convened to explore and address the intersections between music, migration, and displacement.
Embers of Care is a 100-artwork series by Yayen, a nurse, migrant, and artist, dedicated to honouring the journeys, resilience, and contributions of migrant healthcare workers in the UK. This project sheds light on the often-overlooked everyday realities within the healthcare system.