Today, I woke up feeling a profound sadness. Yesterday, the Nationality and Borders Bill became an Act of Parliament and passed into legislation. I wanted to reach out to all the wonderful, warm, and courageous fellow human pans I have met over the years and give them a big hug. Fellow humans who also happen … Continue reading Anti-Refugee Act
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UK Asylum Policy and Dinghies: turning sympathy and compassion to suspicion and cruelty
Recently, I have been part of conversations where people have discussed ways to appeal to Priti Patel’s or the Home Office's sense of compassion or humanity. I've listened as those with lived experience, practioners, and researchers expressed frustrating at a lack of understanding from the UK government that the New Borders Bill will cause harm … Continue reading UK Asylum Policy and Dinghies: turning sympathy and compassion to suspicion and cruelty
Researching creatively with sanctuary seeking mothers
I sometimes describe myself as an 'eclectic' qualitative researcher. I've been, and remain, open to influences from a range of disciplines and methodological approaches, especially for tackling any challenges I've faced along the way. My journey into creative research methods is very much a reflection of who I am as a person and as a … Continue reading Researching creatively with sanctuary seeking mothers
