
Refugee Week 2024: Our Home
The theme for Refugee Week 2024 is “Our Home”. From the places we gather to share meals to our collective home, planet earth: everyone is invited to celebrate what Our Home means to them.

The theme for Refugee Week 2024 is “Our Home”. From the places we gather to share meals to our collective home, planet earth: everyone is invited to celebrate what Our Home means to them.

A strategic day of networking, research and practice sharing - with arts, media, research, philanthropy, charity and policy sectors. A collaboration between Unbound Philanthropy, Climate Outreach and Counterpoints Arts.

A week-long exhibition and a programme of workshops, performances, networking, supper clubs, podcasts, kite-flying and communal singing - curated by Counterpoints Arts, supported by Yorkton Studios.

'Voice Notes' is an international art project exploring the role of the telephone in experiences of exile. Part of the exhibition curated by Counterpoints Arts, with the support of Yorkton Workshops.

Join us at BAFTA for a special Refugee Week evening of short films followed by a panel + Q&A with the filmmakers.

For this Refugee Week, we will gather with Dr Aditi Jaganathan to moor ourselves in possibilities of hope as we organise for collective liberation.

Artist Zafeerah Hessambee runs lino printing workshop in collaboration with Muslim Sisterhood, exploring the meaning of HOME and where home is.

Artist Tasnim Mahdy, in collaboration with curator John Hunnex, presents a workshop that explores the Juliana Anicia Codex through cyanotype printing. Participants will reflect on personal connections to home and migration, making visible the intangible marks of their histories.

In The Mix supper club! Come and join us for an evening of Eritrean, Sudanese and Yemeni food to celebrate London Refugee Week.

On World Refugee Day, hear how trauma-informed arts participation enables refugees to rebuild resilience and sense of identity and belonging.

Compass Collective present a creative writing workshop, and an evening launch of their Voice Notes exhibition at Yorkton Workshops.

Join Magdalena Moursy and Ariana Abawe at Libreria Bookshop for a special showcase of Voices from Afghanistan - an audio feature that shares different stories from Afghans around the world.