The movements for climate justice, and for migrant and racial justice, are two of the most important struggles of our day. These struggles are also deeply interconnected. As the impacts of climate change continue to grow – with the biggest impact on communities in the Global South – politicians, the media and the people fighting…
The Migrant Champions Network is a new project that will support local councillors to champion the rights of migrants in their local areas and beyond. The network will support councillors from across the political spectrum, and throughout the UK, to advocate for migrants’ rights, to support practical actions for migrants locally and to resist the…
For more than half a century, JCWI has been challenging policies that lead to discrimination, destitution and the denial of rights. And we’ve been providing much-needed legal and advice services to the people who need them most. We’ve helped tens of thousands of people secure their status, keep their families together and escape poverty. And…
Alexandra is an experienced leader and impact-focused, change-maker with more than 15 years of national and international experience in strategic communications, fundraising, and partnership development to advance social justice across diverse audiences.
On Tuesday 4 October, our Home Secretary Suella Braverman takes to the stage at the Tory party conference to announce the government’s plans on immigration. Sadly, all the hints and headlines indicate that nothing has changed, and she is continuing with the same tried-and-failed model of cruelty that Priti Patel and many Home Secretaries before her championed.…
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On Friday 5 August the Home Office announced it is scrapping the Police Registration scheme. The Police Registration Scheme required some nationals of 44 countries to physically register at local police stations on arrival, or when they moved address. We’re glad this racist scheme is being abolished – but sadly this move reflects the worrying,…