OUR
ADVOCACY
Shaping more informed and human conversations about migration.
Discussions around immigration are becoming increasingly hostile in the UK. In response, we are bringing members of our community together to understand how we can build our advocacy and lead kinder conversations on migration.
Our advocacy group meets monthly online to explore and shape personal stories of migration, while developing practical skills in digital campaigning, creative communications, public speaking and event coordination. Participants are supported to share their experiences on their own terms, with work shared publicly through campaigns across our platforms.
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For Refugee Week 2026, our Stoke group hosted an exhibition of works made throughout the year. Collaborating with ACAVA Spodeworks, the group exhibited ceramic works, textile pieces and drawings.
In May, our founder Ali Ghaderi was at the Royal Courts of Justice in London to show solidarity with Safe Passage International and a number of other organisations and lawyers who are challenging the governments suspension of family reunion.
To mark Refugee Week in 2025, our Stoke-on-Trent hub showcased a special exhibition with artworks created by people from refugee and asylum seeking backgrounds.
This summer, 21 young people with asylum-seeking backgrounds from London and Stoke-on-Trent will have a fantastic opportunity to leave their cities and go experience the Welsh countryside to form deep, lasting connections—and you can help make it happen.
Alongside our activities in London we are now delivering creative sessions to young people from asylum seeking, refugee and migrant backgrounds living in Stoke.
Meet Our New Ambassador! We are beyond excited to introduce Maxine Peake as the first-ever ambassador for Babylon Migrants Project!