Saz was just two when she made the dangerous journey with her family from Iraq to the UK. Now studying at university and settled in Nottingham she recounts what it was like to be a refugee, how the city welcomed her family and why we could all do with being just a little more kind.
Contact the Kurdish Women's Group at:
- nottinghamkurdishwomen@gmail.com 
- +44 7930 822901

Saz was just two when she made the dangerous journey with her family from Iraq to the UK. Now studying at university and settled in Nottingham she recounts what it was like to be a refugee, how the city welcomed her family and why we could all do with being just a little more kind. Contact the Kurdish Women's Group at: - nottinghamkurdishwomen@gmail.com - +44 7930 822901

Saz was just two when she made the dangerous journey with her family from Iraq to the UK. Now studying at university and settled in Nottingham she recounts what it was like to be a refugee, how the city welcomed her family and why we could all do with being just a little more kind.
Contact the Kurdish Women's Group at:
- nottinghamkurdishwomen@gmail.com&nbsp;
- +44 7930 822901

Saz Kadir

Highlighting the remarkable and diverse stories of African communities as well as understanding various topics such as Mental health, FGM and the underrepresentation of minority groups.

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Saz Kadir

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