THE North West Migrants Forum wishes to put on the record our anger following the targeting of a house in The Fountain overnight: A spokesperson said: “We are disgusted that
Members of the Derry public stood in solidarity with the city’s Sudanese community on Monday evening (November 10) to highlight the atrocities taking place in the east African country. The
AN environmental campaign group has described the volunteering efforts of North West Migrants Forum members as “inspiring”. For several months now members of the Migrants Forum have been helping Zero
Members of the local Sudanese community will gather in Guildhall Square on Monday evening to highlight the terrible atrocities taking place in their country. It is over two years since
Dozens of people gathered in Ulster University’s Magee campus on Friday, October 24, for the North West Migrants Forum’s annual Black History Summit. The theme this year was ‘Standing Firm
The experiences of asylum seekers and refugees were front and centre of two workshops the North West Migrants Forum was invited to participate in during Black History Month. On October
THE North West Migrants Forum was among several community groups from across the Derry City and Strabane District Council area to attend a PEACEPLUS networking event this morning. The delivery
Taking place at Ulster University’s Magee campus, Derry, on Friday October 24, the theme of this year’s Summit is ‘Standing Firm in Power and Pride’ which invites attendees to reflect
Voices and creative talents from East Africa were front and centre at Derry’s Nerve Centre at the weekend as the North West Migrants Forum continued its Black History Month programme.
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