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…
The University of Bath has been recognised as a University of Sanctuary in recognition of its students and staff efforts…
The Long Road to Reunion from the British Red Cross looks at the challenges faced by refugee families in reaching a…
The Lift the Ban coalition campaign has secured a Westminster Hall Debate on the right to work this Wednesday 18th November…
City of Sanctuary UK will be hosting a Facilitated Conversation on the topic “Using Sports & Arts to support mental…
Scottish Faiths Action for Refugees has published a new guidance document: Sanctuary in Scotland is a guide providing information on refugee…
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This year the University of Sanctuary conference was an ambitious two day programme of online workshops and webinars which covered…
The Community Integration Awards aim to recognise and support the most promising work on integration and cohesion in the United…
Tuesday 24th November at 11 am on Zoom
3p Rise in Asylum Support - an insult!
We are currently recruiting for a Schools of Sanctuary Support Officer.
City of Sanctuary is delighted to recognise The Tower Hamlets Holiday Childcare Scheme for its work to welcome those fleeing…
Despite the continuing rise in COVID cases and increasing restrictions in many local areas, the Home Office is still pushing…
79 people from Southampton to the Isle of Bute in Scotland registered for the ESOL Facilitated conversation on 25th September,…