Susanna Rustin considers our vision for the Guardian’s Culture section. You can read the piece on the Guardian website or in print in G2 (4 August 2015).
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Hollie McNish performs her poem, Mathematics. We think this works really well as a starter or plenary.
A poem on immigration based on personal experience and studies. The poem owes a lot to a book by economist Philippe Legrain called Immigrants: Your Country Needs Them.
Hollie McNish
Poet and journalist Musa Okwonga performs the Migrant Manifesto.
The video formed part of the Migrants’ Rights Network launch of their ‘Our Day: Standing together for International Migrants Day’ campaign.
The Migrant Manifesto was created by the Migrants’ Rights Network in collaboration with immigration academics, activists, politicians, and community members at a convening at the Immigrant Movement International headquarters in Corona, Queens on November 4th and 5th, 2011. Thanks to Tania Bruguera and her team for sharing.
© Migration Museum Project, photo by Poppy Williams
Young learners engaging in and contribut...
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Young learners sharing their migration s...
© Migration Museum Project, photograph by Poppy Williams
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