The Succour Grip: Poetry by Dr. T. M. Ako, about Schools of Sanctuary Awards
At our recent prestigious Schools of Sanctuary Awards Ceremony, Dr. T. M. Ako read her poem, "The Succour Grip", about…
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Schools of Sanctuary Awards 2023
On Friday 16th June, just before the start of Refugee Week 2023, we held the prestigious Schools of Sanctuary Awards.…
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World Social Work Day
On Tuesday, 21st March 2023, Swansea University joined the international community to celebrate World Social Work Day.
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Resist Racism march in Cardiff
Stand Up to Racism organised a Resist Racism march in Cardiff on Saturday 18th March, ahead of The International Day…
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Statement of Support for the Right to Strike
We strongly support everyone’s right to work with fair pay and decent working conditions,
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Human Rights NOT Rwanda Flights
Wednesday 14th December marked 6 months since the first flight to Rwanda was cancelled.
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The Future of Sanctuary in Swansea
Thank you to everyone who joined us on Thursday 8th December at Volcano Theatre for our Sanctuary Awards presentation, AGM…
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Twmpath Success!
Image courtesy of The Birth Partner Project: "@BirthProject trustees and staff having a great time at @SwanseaCoS #twmpath on Friday.…
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Statement against forced removals to Rwanda
As a group of organisations based in Swansea, we utterly condemn the UK government’s policy of “off-shoring” asylum seekers, whether…
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Home Away from Home Exhibition 2022
This week the Swansea City of Sanctuary team took down our month-long exhibition, Home Away from Home, which has been…
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Swansea Sanctuary Awards 2022: Nominations OPEN
What are the Swansea Sanctuary Awards?
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Swansea Schools of Sanctuary Celebration
Report by Ibrahim Badawi
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Visiting Richmond Park School
On Wednesday 22nd June, Otis Bolamu, a long time member and advocate from Swansea, visited Richmond Park School in Carmarthen,…
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Visiting Ysgol Gymraeg Teilo Sant
One of our volunteers and Members, Diamond, visited Ysgol Gymraeg Teilo Sant in Llandeilo on Tuesday 21st June as part…
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Stop Rwanda Deportations – Keep up the Pressure
About 150 people attended the rally in Castle Square against deportations to Rwanda