Refugee

Can Art help the homeless? Yes it can.

A call for artwork on the theme of ‘Home’
Ethics Meets Migration

Launch of the Centre for the Study of Global Human Movement Tuesday 23rd October 2018 In this fascinating two panel event we…
Refugee Week 2018

Details coming soon…
Peace Sunday Display at Our Lady and English Martyrs

In John Petts’ window in Birmingham, Alabama, his black Jesus shows the two hands of nonviolence: one stopping oppression, the…
Sawtry Village Academy becomes the first Cambridgeshire School of Sanctuary

On July 14th 2017 Sawtry Village Academy became the first Cambridgeshire School of Sanctuary. This follows a year of regular…
Changing Lives – Helping Refugees

St Augustine’s Church and Community Centre Richmond Road, CB4 3PS. Sunday 14th May 11.45 am – 2pm.
A TALE OF TWO HOSTELS

Thursday 30 March, 7 pm, West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge.
Amnesty Talks: Refugee Tales – Conversation and Film

27 March at 19:00–21:00 Babylon Gallery Waterside, CB7 4AU Ely, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom. Both based in Cambridge, Ali Smith is an award-winning…
Student Action for Refugees and Amnesty Photo Exhibition

The Blue Moon, 2 Norfolk St, Cambridge, CB1 2LF from 20th February, with an event on Tuesday 21st from 19:00. All welcome!
CEILIDH FOR CHIOS

Friday 10th February from 8.30-11pm, Fitzpatrick hall, Queen’s College.
Before the Eviction.

Managers at Calais are usually relentlessly up-beat and energetic – to the point of being slightly annoying to be honest.…
Calais children are now being arrested by the French state.

A statement from the Calais Refugee Youth Service and Help Refugees UK about the current situation of the children in Calais.
Welcome to the Stranger

Tuesday November 15th, 7.00-9.00 p.m. The Lord Ashcroft Building, Anglia Ruskin University, East Road, Cambridge (most easily accessed from Broad…
The Calais camp WILL be demolished within a month.

A full eviction of the Calais camp, including containers and Jules Ferry Centre, is expected prior to the 31st October.
A year is a long time in Calais

As the anniversary of the death of Aylan Kurdi approaches, an event that changed many of our lives, this is…
Calais Kids’ Café is safe.

Yay!! We did it! The decision was made this morning, and the Kids’ Cafe will stay open.
Calais cafe closure puts children in peril

The camp at Calais (the jungle) is a truly awful place. The refugees are like people everywhere but the situation they find…
“I wouldn’t call it a jungle” – an experience of a convoy

Tony King is a City of Sanctuary and Cambridge Calais Refugee Action volunteer. He attended a convoy to Calais in May…