Launch Meeting: Colleges of Sanctuary Resource Pack
Tuesday 2 February 2021
Tuesday 2 February 2021
The Covid-19 pandemic has seen widespread school closures across the UK, with children sent home for prolonged and recurrent periods…
This learning opportunity on Sanctuary Awards was on Tuesday January 19th at 11 - 12.30 and attended by 39 people…
City of Sanctuary were co-signatories to the AVID Barracks Letter to the Home Secretary on 8th December highlighting the risks…
Hope not Hate in partnership with Migration Exchange have developed a project in response to increased far-right activity around channel…
City of Sanctuary has always stood up for equal access to healthcare and our health stream of Sanctuary is about…
City of Sanctuary UK holds the vision that the UK will be a welcoming place of safety for all and proud…
Mayor Damien Egan and Cllr Kevin Bonavia sign a letter to government calling for the extension of the refugee resettlement…
Five years of City of Sanctuary in Birmingham – a Local Authority perspective
Last Thursday that Government published its third round of quarterly immigration stats for 2020. It showed that the number of…
99 people from all over the UK registered for the Befriending Facilitated Conversation on 24th Nov.
On Wednesday the 2nd of December, SCAPP (Scotland's Community of Access and Participation Practitioners) and Universities of Sanctuary jointly held…
The NHS body, Hull Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), is drawing up plans to become a 'Sanctuary CCG', with officials aiming…
We are excited to have teamed up with the TimePeace Slack Community to run a special Speed Friending Event on…
Words are powerful. Words can heal, hurt, hinder, humiliate and humble. We take language very seriously at City of Sanctuary UK and acknowledge that language evolves and our understanding of certain words change over time.
An informative and educative article explaining the role of Libraries of Sanctuary in welcoming communities was featured in the Library…