OUR PARTNERSHIPS

& COLLABORATIONS

We are always seeking new ways to foster mutually beneficial relationships!

Whether it's booking a workshop for your organisation, working in partnership with youth groups by leveraging the expertise of our facilitators, or introducing the young people we engage with to other specialised activities, please get in touch with us!

Delivering a workshop for UNHCR in the UK (UK4U)

We have delivered over 100 workshops for external organisations and communities, reaching 1,850 participants.

““The workshop was so much fun and it was a great way to inject some energy into the afternoon whilst also spending a moment reflecting on our values, communities, identities and the refugee cause.””
— Lydia, Director of Strategy & Insights, UK for UNHCR

Explore our workshops

  • Activism & Public Speaking

    In these workshops, we'll explore forms of activism, the causes you care about, and ways to get your message across. We will then explore ways to communicate and present effectively and confidently, using body language, tone, and content to articulate ideas and speak in front of others with confidence. These workshops can be booked for a 4-part series or condensed as a standalone workshop

  • Art

    Our art workshops are accessible to all skill levels, teaching a range of techniques with different materials, and creating through challenges and games. Participants will learn new skills for creating as individuals and as part of a team, gain confidence in their creative abilities, and have an opportunity to express themselves through art.

  • Our Values

    This workshop explores the values of your community, by focusing both on your members' individual identities, and the things that they have in common as a team. Through games and creative activities, we'll explore what it means to build a community through shared values, and discover what matters most to your organisation.

  • Life in the UK for asylum seekers and refugees

    Hotels, appointments, endless waiting - what is life really like for asylum seekers in the UK? In this interactive talk, you will hear from Babylon Migrants Project founder and director Ali Ghaderi, an actor, activist and refugee from Iran, about his experiences of settling in the UK, and the experiences of refugees and asylum seekers today. Together you will learn about the key issues facing refugees today, and see how this knowledge can impact the work of your organisation.

  • Theatre

    In our theatre workshops, we use drama and improv games to facilitate group bonding, improve trust, harness creativity and boost confidence. We build towards creating and performing scenes together. By taking part in these workshops, attendees will develop teamwork and collaboration skills, enhance their self-assurance in presenting and performing in front of others, and get a chance to express themselves creatively through their performances.

  • Well-being

    Alongside our creative and thematic workshops, we run creative wellbeing sessions where participants can share their thoughts and feelings through art and meditation with trained practitioners.

At the core of our mission is a strong belief in the power of sharing knowledge, skills, and resources to bring about positive change in young people's lives.

Our partnerships

The Paper Birds Theatre Company

“I felt that your approach was playful, inclusive and informative. The rest of the team really appreciated hearing from you and found the discussion really powerful.”

Refugee Council

“The Babylon team’s interactive approach really encouraged active participation and created a very positive learning environment where everyone was empowered to share their ideas. Your training equipped our young people with valuable knowledge and skills that they will be putting into use in our advocacy and campaigning work.”

Meet Our Partners

  • Asha

    Asha supports the Babylon Migrants Project by recruiting participants and delivering workshops in the Stoke Hub.

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  • Safe Passage

    Safe Passage is a charity that works to safely reunite child refugees with their families in the UK. They run different trainings for our team, such as safeguarding and fundraising. We also host workshops and events together.

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  • Screen Share

    Promoting digital inclusion for refugees in the UK, Screen Share provides free devices for Babylon Migrants Project.

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  • The Big Smoke

    The Big Smoke supports the Babylon Migrants Project through fundraising and providing funded spaces to our members to attend their events.

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  • The Humanitarian Network

    The Humanitarian Network is an innovative educational platform dedicated to revolutionising humanitarianism through bespoke training, mentoring, community and creative opportunities. They share our work with their network and collaborate on digital campaigns with us. 

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  • UAL

    University of the Arts London are our delivery partners at our London hub. They deliver regular workshops for our participants.

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  • YMCA

    YMCA is the Babylon Migrant’s Project Stoke Hub host and helps us recruit participants and deliver workshops in our Stoke Hub.

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