SIYAKHULUMA We TALK Podcast

Community InfoSource a rights based equalities grassroots Community development organisation set up in in Glasgow Scotland 2006. Our vision is a diverse and inclusive Scotland where everyone is supported to contribute and participate . We have three main projects one supports Asylum Seekers to access safe and dignified housing. The second provides wellbeing support including befriending social and...

Community InfoSource a rights based equalities grassroots Community development organisation set up in Glasgow Scotland 2006. Which works with marginalised Communities in Glasgow particularly Asylum Seekers and Refugees .our vision is a diverse and inclusive Scotland where everyone is supported to contribute and participate. We have three main projects one supports Asylum Seekers to access safe an...

Community InfoSource a rights based equalities grassroots Community development organisation set up in in 2006 in Glasgow which works with marginalised Communities in Glasgow particularly Asylum Seekers and Refugees .our vision is a diverse and inclusive Scotland where everyone is supported to contribute and participate. We have three main projects one supports Asylum Seekers to access safe and di...

Community InfoSource podcast is a right to equalities grassroots Community development organisation set in 2006 in Glasgow with works with marginalised Communities in Glasgow particularly Asylum Seekers and Refugees

Community InfoSource a rights based equalities grassroots Community development organisation set up in 2006 in Glasgow which works with marginalised Communities in Glasgow particularly Asylum Seekers and Refugees. Our vision is a diverse and inclusive Scotland where everyone is supported to contribute and participate. We have three main projects one supports Asylum Seekers to access safe and digni...

What if black History Month was taught more? didn't know about Black History Month until 22 years ago when I arrived in Europe. I was born in Zimbabwe in the village in Matebeland Tholotsho very poor Ndebele speaking tribe our Schools we didn't even have enough books in 1980 s the government never care about us. My education mostly educated myself and thank God for the Internet these days. I will...

Let's welcome Yana Salakhova and Nico Ndlovu it's very important to all of us to hear Nico and Yana the exchange their experiences about being a Refugees and Asylum Seekers. This is the second conversation between these two guests speakers on the podcast. It's all about raising awareness on these issues globally

The five stages of Moria The worst Refugee Camp book launch by Elika Ansari an Author talks about her experience working and volunteering in Refugee Camps in Greece from 218 to 2022. This episode 2 We are very excited about the book launch on this episode Elika Ansari sharing the process of writing the book itself and copying of stress during Covid 19 and what book means to everyone and with full...

Elika Ansari a humanitarian worker and Author talks about her experience working and volunteering in Refugee Camps in Greece from 2018 to 2022 and telling us about her second book. The five stages of Moria The worst Camp on Earth it will be published on the 30th September 2022 look out for the second episode we be talking more about the book itself. You can contribute to Elika s book launch https:...

This is short trailer for the next full episode. You will hear me talking to Uri Noy Meir and Yana Salakhova she is a Ukrainian activist and theatre director and Uri Anoy is one of mentor we have been working together on the podcast since last year sharing ideas and interviews. Yana she is our guest speaker on this topic. Many people in community been unhappy about treatment of refugees in the UK...

This is an update on the podcast its been a delay on publishing new episodes due to a new project we are working on and you will us sharing our opinions on Rwanda policy by the Home Office Sending Asylum Seekers to Rwanda for detaining them over.

This is the last episode when I look back and share my experience during the interviews and meeting these wonderful people talking about Degrowth and Decolonisation. Great experience

Talking to Sally Hayden freelance journalist focused on migration and Humanitarian issues she has reported from Europe Africa and Middle East published her work in numerous media and she is An Africa correspondent for The Irish Times just and I'm very lucky to get an invite for her book launch in Glasgow Scotland where I live a friend of she runs a book shop she is one connected me with Sally Hayd...

In Episode five of Degrowth in Scotland Nico speaks with Thomas Fisher and Theona Morrison both Founding Directors of CoDel Thomas he led the international partnership for the NPA funded research on conomic impacts

Degrowth in Scotland Nico speaks with Lauren Pyott founder and managing director of Clachworks, social enterprise in Inverness. And Matt Baker has been a full time public artist for over 25 years since 2011 he has focused on long term activist strategies for integrating creative practice into social economic and political structures of his home region in South West Scotland.

Featured guests. This episode Featured Joss Allen and Kate Chambers.

In episode two of Degrowth in Scotland, Nico speaks with Abi Mordin of Propagate a worker led collective specialising in local, community and suitable food projects across Scotland. Nico also speaks with Col Gordon a farmer s son who lives in the Scottish Highlands. Abi tells us about food sovereignty, community and how an inclusive and collaborative attitude encourages everyone to be involved in...

Degrowth in Scotland is an interview podcast series brought to you by Enough s Scotland Degrowth Network. Hosted by emerging podcaster Nico Ndlovu, the Degrowth in Scotland Podcast series invites you to learn more about Degrowth and Decolonisation through discussions with people involved in this work across Scotland. Find out more about Enough here. www.enough.scot/

We always been asked tell me your story as Asylum Seekers and refugees but we never heard stories from service providers on how they deal with these sad stories. The question here is that does projects and charities do work together and is enough? We be talking about these issues on the podcast and we want to hear thoughts on this one.

This episode it highlights the journey of Asylum Seekers and Refugees especial Guest Speaker Mulugeta he sharing some of his journey and encouragement to others who are just arrived in the UK escaped wars and other reasons to come to the UK life is easy here as it sounds especially for Refugees and Asylum Seekers.

It's been amazing year on Siyakhuluma We Talk podcast. I have met so many amazing people around the world through podcast mainly online. The friends who supported me through out the first lockdown until this day it means a lot to me and the team. We will continue next year bringing those voices to be heard and raising awareness on the human rights basis by sharing our stories and experiences via p...

Great talking to llaria in Italy sharing her experiences working with refugees and Asylum Seekers in Italy. I'm really puzzled with word that it's been used by few people in this world like refugees welcoming or give them a place to stay. Normally those who work with refugees and Asylum Seekers they don't accommodate refugees and Asylum Seekers but they're telling others to do so.

This is a great talk myself and Louisa looking at the movement of people also climate change as the cause of the movement of people..As we grow into this conversation you will also want to get involved do so by leaving your comments on record a voice comments here on Anchor. Tell us what do you know about refugees and Asylum Seekers.

This is part of the climate change programme where students from different countries in Scandinavian went for a week in Norway for a great climate change COP 26 preparation..you will hear more

I will definitely update the story soon