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A panel of artists, activists and architects share stories of housing activism in past movements and present-day campaigns.
An evening of stand-up from our No Direction Home collective at the Cutty Sark in Greenwich.
To celebrate Refugee Week and London Climate Action Week, Climate Outreach is hosting an event exploring the interconnections between climate action, migration and diaspora communities. According to the latest RACE report*, the UK’s climate sector remains one of the least diverse in the UK, despite climate change impacting all of us. We know the UK's [...]
Musician and chef Big Zuu and chef Majeda Khouri are curating a menu for this special Refugee Week Sup? event.
Counterpoints Arts and Hackney Empire present The Blessing, a spectacular celebration marking Windrush Day and Refugee Week 2025.
Sheffield Doc Fest presents an evening of comedy and conversation with the Palestine Comedy Club exploring how humour can challenge power, shift narratives, and hold space for difficult truths.
A day of family friendly activities celebrating Refugee Week including performances by Isaac Ouro-Gnao and workshops by Community Arts Box.
Join us at BFI Southbank for a screening of Sahra Mani's Bread & Roses, a searing portrayal of three Afghan women's stories following the Taliban's return to power.
Join us for an afternoon gathering around Liz Hingley's WAYMARKERS exhibition, inspired by The Portland Global Friendship Group. In Collaboration with King's College London.
A night of fresh stand-up comedy at The Tatterhalls Tavern in Knightsbridge from the No Direction Home collective, plus 5-minute open mic spots for local comedians.
A collective showcase of film, music & dance in Roundhouse Studio Theatre to celebrate Refugee Week 2025.
Join us for a screening of documentary film Haiyu, portraying the Sahrawis people's struggle for liberation in Western Sahara.
A special Refugee Week screening of Jasmila Žbanić’s Oscar-nominated film to mark 30 years since the start of the Srebrenica Genocide.
Collaborative exhibition and panel discussion on photography and cultural production related to migration, displacement, and social justice.
Counterpoints Arts presents: We Are The Many at EartH Hackney on Sunday 15 June – a festival kicking off London Refugee Week 2025 – curated around the theme of 'Community as a Superpower’, serving up music, stories, sustenance, healing and resistance. With Inua Ellams, Anaiis, B.O.S.S., Goat Girl, Playte, Linett Kamala, Chakira Alin, DJ/poet DJ Kat the Kat-a-lyst, Fedzilla, Samatar Elmi, Tara Fatehi. Delicious food by Carol Puthussery, Najeem Ebadi (In The Mix), Seeds of Wild and sisterwoman vegan.
