SIYAKHULUMA We TALK Podcast

Loraine Masiya Mponela is a Malawian born mother warrior public speaker writer and poet As a activist, Loraine champions the lives of Asylum Seekers as well as undocumented and marginalised people in the UK.

My debut poetry book I was not born a sad poet is now out

Below is how you can get a copy of my book

Kindle customers https://www.amazon.co.uk/Was-Not-Born-Sad-Poet-ebook/dp/B0BHVBMJKX/

Paperback UK Customers use this link https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BHL4R1JL/

Paperback US customers us this link https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BHL4R1JL/

THANK YOU

Community Organiser @caragcoventry https://www.carag.co.uk

Co-Chair #StatusNow4All https://www.statusnow4all.org

Dignity for Asylum!

Undocumented workers are essential workers.

Gift is an Zimbabwean born Author Poet and a Stand Up Comedian based in Scotland great writer and performer he talking about his book Introspection well edited and The spoken word Album 👏

In this Episode  I am talking about the amazing work that i have done on the podcast and all the projects that i worked with and the people i interview  just give a feedback the Audiences  and  those who helped me in other ways, if you think that  Siyakhuluma We Talk Podcast can be useful for your project  or charity work to raise awareness please contact on this email [email protected]

Community InfoSource a rights based equalities grassroots Community development organisation set up in Glasgow Scotland 2006. Our vision is a diverse and inclusive Scotland where everyone is supported to contribute and participate. We have three main projects one supports Asylum Seekers to access safe and dignified housing.The second provides wellbeing support including befriending social and outdoors activities and third works through men working with men to challenge violence against women including female genital mutilation and other forms of violence against women. This Episode you had Gillian Wilson talking to Nico Ndlovu about his experience during all the interviews he has done Community InfoSource podcast. www.wetalkpodcast.co.uk

Community InfoSource a rights based equalities grassroots Community development organisation set up in Glasgow Scotland 2006. Our vision is a diverse and inclusive Scotland where everyone is supported to contribute and participate. We have three main projects one supports Asylum Seekers to access safe and dignified housing. The second provides wellbeing support including befriending social and outdoors activities and third works through men working with men to challenge violence against women including female genital mutilation and other forms of violence against women.

Community InfoSource a rights based equalities grassroots Community development organisation set up in Glasgow Scotland 2006. Our vision is a diverse and inclusive Scotland where everyone is supported to contribute and participate.We have three main projects one supports Asylum Seekers to access safe and dignified housing. The second provides wellbeing support including befriending social and outdoors activities and third works through men working with men to challenge violence against women including female genital mutilation and other forms of violence against women

Community InfoSource a rights based equalities grassroots Community development organisation set up in in Glasgow Scotland 2006. Our vision is a diverse and inclusive Scotland where everyone is supported to contribute and participate . We have three main projects one supports Asylum Seekers to access safe and dignified housing. The second provides wellbeing support including befriending social and outdoors activities and third works through men working with men to challenge violence against women including female genital mutilation and other forms of violence.

Community InfoSource a rights based equalities grassroots Community development organisation set up in Glasgow Scotland 2006. Which works with marginalised Communities in Glasgow particularly Asylum Seekers and Refugees .our vision is a diverse and inclusive Scotland where everyone is supported to contribute and participate.We have three main projects one supports Asylum Seekers to access safe and dignified housing the second provides wellbeing support including befriending social and outdoors activities and third works through men working with men to challenge violence against women including female genital mutilation and other forms of violence

Community InfoSource a rights based equalities grassroots Community development organisation set up in in 2006 in Glasgow which works with marginalised Communities in Glasgow particularly Asylum Seekers and Refugees .our vision is a diverse and inclusive Scotland where everyone is supported to contribute and participate. We have three main projects one supports Asylum Seekers to access safe and dignified housing. The second provides wellbeing support including befriending social and outdoors activities. The third works through men working with men to challenge violence against women including female genital mutilation and other forms of violence

Community InfoSource podcast is a right to equalities grassroots Community development organisation set in 2006 in Glasgow with works with marginalised Communities in Glasgow particularly Asylum Seekers and Refugees