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
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Gower College launch ESOL classrooms and Visual Arts Exhibition!
Gower College invited Swansea City of Sanctuary to join them for a launch of their new ESOL classrooms and Visual…
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Statement + Protest Against Westminster Government Deportation of Refugees to Rwanda
We are determined that Swansea will remain a City of Sanctuary, and that Wales will remain a Nation of Sanctuary!
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Refugee Employment Workshop + Launch of SCoS Pilot Exhibition
On 4th April, we held a Refugee Employment Workshop and Networking event, followed by the opening of our Pilot Exhibition.
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Belfast: ‘Towards a City of Sanctuary’ Conference
Under funding from the Big Lottery, Belfast City of Sanctuary (BCoS) organised a conference on 29th March 2022 at the…
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Ukrainian Crisis
City of Sanctuary UK are running a series of webinars designed to support those interested in supporting all refugees, hosting…
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Show Your Heart!
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Glynn Vivian becomes first UK Art Gallery of Sanctuary
Glynn Vivian Gallery in Swansea has become the UK’s first ever ‘Art Gallery of Sanctuary’. That means they’ve committed to…
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A Message of Solidarity
Sadly, at least 27 people have reportedly drowned while crossing the Channel from France on Wednesday.