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Research Published- Profit, Power and Control: The Theft of Migrant Workers’ Wages in England
Written by Jon Burnett and Fidelis Chebe You can also view and download the research in our … Continue Reading
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Volunteering for Migration Justice: Deep Gratitude to Our Volunteer Team
Volunteers are the lifeblood of Migrant Action. In 2024, our diverse team of volunteers from … Continue Reading
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Migrant Action 2024 – CEO End of Year Message
Impactful Step Forward! Towards Migration Justice 2024 has been a defining year for Migrant … Continue Reading
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Collaborative Partnership: Migration Partnership Doncaster
Community based organisations constitute the ‘back-bone’ of support for migrants offering a … Continue Reading
THEORY OF CHANGE - Humanity Not Hostility: Re-imagining a more humane migration environment and migration justice futures
Migrant Action's intersectional work unfolds within an increasingly hostile migration policy environment not just in the UK but globally.
Envisioning a more humane migration environment for migration justice requires transformative change. Our approach is by empowering and supporting migrants to navigate the 'hostile environment' whilst building civic power (knowledge, expertise, and capacity) at the grassroots to tackle the root causes of migration injustice.
Our theory of transformational change is inspired and driven collaboratively and in solidarity by people with lived experience of migration and the intersectionality of migrant injustice.