SIYAKHULUMA We TALK Podcast

Community InfoSource a rights based equalities grassroots Community development organisation set up in 2006 in Glasgow works amainalised 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 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 the third works through men working with men to challenge violence against women including female general mutilation and other forms of violence

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Community InfoSource a rights based equalities grassroots Community development organisation set up 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 and the third works through men working with men to challenge violence against women including female genital mutilation and other forms of violence.

CIS a rights based equalities grassroots Community development organisation set up 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.

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What if black History Month was taught more? didn't know about Black History Month until 22 years ago when I arrived in Europe. I was born in Zimbabwe in the village in Matebeland Tholotsho very poor Ndebele speaking tribe our Schools we didn't even have enough books in 1980 s the government never care about us. My education mostly educated myself and thank God for the Internet these days. I will be sharing my story and my experiences on racism and the lack of knowledge

Let's welcome Yana Salakhova and Nico Ndlovu it's very important to all of us to hear Nico and Yana the exchange their experiences about being a Refugees and Asylum Seekers. This is the second conversation between these two guests speakers on the podcast. It's all about raising awareness on these issues globally

The five stages of Moria The worst Refugee Camp book launch by Elika Ansari an Author talks about her experience working and volunteering in Refugee Camps in Greece from 218 to 2022. This episode 2 We are very excited about the book launch on this episode Elika Ansari sharing the process of writing the book itself and copying of stress during Covid 19 and what book means to everyone and with full details of where to the book launch will take place enjoy and please share it with your networks.

Elika Ansari a humanitarian worker and Author talks about her experience working and volunteering in Refugee Camps in Greece from 2018 to 2022 and telling us about her second book. The five stages of Moria The worst Camp on Earth it will be published on the 30th September 2022 look out for the second episode we be talking more about the book itself. You can contribute to Elika s book launch https://crowdbound.org/product/the-five-stages-of-moria-the-worst-refugee-camp-on-earth/

This is short trailer for the next full episode. You will hear me talking to Uri Noy Meir and Yana Salakhova she is a Ukrainian activist and theatre director and Uri Anoy is one of mentor we have been working together on the podcast since last year sharing ideas and interviews. Yana she is our guest speaker on this topic. Many people in community been unhappy about treatment of refugees in the UK and some people asking questions such as why Ukrainian refugees are treated better by the UK government than other countries? We don'thaveanswers but we discuss it here and talking to Yana Salakhova sharing her opinion might help people to understand that even people from Ukrainian still struggling to fit in different countries

This is an update on the podcast its been a delay on publishing new episodes due to a new project we are working on and you will us sharing our opinions on Rwanda policy by the Home Office Sending Asylum Seekers to Rwanda for detaining them over.

This is the last episode when I look back and share my experience during the interviews and meeting these wonderful people talking about Degrowth and Decolonisation. Great experience