Migration, migration, migration.

We often hear the perspectives of host countries and how they feel and view migration - the good and the bad.  

In this episode, I turn my attention and the mic to those who have migrated to the UK. The guests share their stories and views on the topic, and the impact migration can have on one's mental health.

We chat about:

• What migration is and the stages of migration
• First hand experiences of migration
• How migration can affect one's mental health

Resources

Hear Our Stories: An Exploration of Migration, Identity and Hope (book)

The Good Immigrant by Nikesh Shukla (Editor) (book)

Dinner for Loners (campaign)

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Guests

Morshed Akhtar

A thespian, who always worked in finance. He is a British citizen of Bangladeshi descent, married and has two boys and a cat.

Keshav Shree

An A&E NHS Doctor, Filmmaker and Actor. In his own words. His films and characters are rooted in mental health issues and socio-political topics. 

Teresa Norman

Diversity and Inclusion Consultant, and CEO of TogetherInTheUK, an organisation telling stories of migration for the last 8 years. 

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