Reclaiming the Migrant Narrative: Who Gets to Tell Migrant Stories?
Op-ed by Isabel Seo Migrant narratives are not migrant narratives until they are driven by migrants themselves. If asylum seekers found themselves seated at the dinner table with politically powerful governing officials, would they be taken seriously? Could these leaders understand the migrant paradox that is experiencing violence to flee violence, to exchange old aches […]
Gender-what? On Stricter Guidelines for Gender Language
The first step to solving a problem is recognizing its existence, and yet when it comes to gender relations in migration governance, it seems we cannot even agree on a label.
Pushing Back Against the Normalization of Brutality
Op-ed by Nine, Co-Founder and Director, Garabtaag “I am in a complete security crisis. A person can survive poverty, but no one can survive without safety. If I work, I risk going to prison. If I don’t work, I face starvation. If I go outside, I live in fear of being caught.” My phone pings. […]
SolarLatam – Changing one roof at a time: Renewable energy at housing
ALEX BRIL, CO FOUNDER OF SOLARLATAM
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