Meet Gaida: a City of Sanctuary of Ambassador
My name is Gaida. As a refugee, sanctuary means many things to me.
Posts By: Hannah Green
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Beach response in Hastings
Imagine arriving cold and wet in a strange new place. Imagine the relief of being greeted by a friendly face.…
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Fleeing Kabul and the kindness of strangers
Our friends at York City of Sanctuary have been working with University of York to help resettle an Afghan student…
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NEW schools resource pack
We are over the moon to bits to share with you our BRAND NEW Schools of Sanctuary resource pack.
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Help us make welcome widespread
Schools are at the heart of our communities. When a school promotes inclusion and welcome, there is a powerful reach.
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Helping universities become places of welcome
Learn how your university can become a place of sanctuary for refugees and people seeking asylum.
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Befriending Week: Friendship has no borders
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Why climate change shouldn’t be used to reinforce anti-refugee messaging
With Cop26 in full swing, many of us are talking about 'climate refugees' and mass migration as a reason to take action on climate change.
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The message is loud and clear: refugees are welcome here
From Birmingham to Brighton, Swansea to Settle, the message is loud and clear: refugees are welcome here.