Sanctuary Diaries

We team up with Peoples' History of Leeds to talk with vendors and visitors to Leeds' historic Kirkgate Market and explore how it is a place where global cultures connect. For more on People's History of Leeds, click...

This episode we explore the story of Leeds City of Sanctuary and PAFRAS with Rose McCarthy, Ian Kemp, Mick Ward, Ann Collins. Learn more about Leeds City of Sanctuary here: https://leeds.cityofsanctuary.org/

<p>This episode we talk about about the nuances when it comes the right to vote. </p>

<p>This episode we talk all about the different traditions from across the world & what traditions are important to us.</p>

<p>In this episode we ask talk about the recent policy changes refugees and asylum seekers & how they make us feel. </p>

<p>A discussion of Leeds City of Sanctuary Maternity Stream and stories of moms and children making new lives in Leeds.</p>

<p>In this episode we talk all about how it feels to be in a constant state of waiting when going through the asylum process.</p>

<p>Members of Horsforth Town of Sanctuary talk about their many projects and plans for building bridges in their community.</p>

<p>Stories of coming to the UK by broadcasters from Chapel FM’s regular radio show of the same name.</p>

<p>On this episode we talk about love & whether we believe Sanctuary Seekers have the right.</p>

<p>In this episode we talk all about what Sanctuary Diaries, why we do it & why a place of information in important!</p>

<p>This episode is all about accommodation while going through the asylum process - what is it really like?</p>

<p>A short collection of powerful moments from the Sanctuary Diaries radio show including thoughts on found families, meanings of home and belonging, challenges and dreams…</p>

<p>This week we talk all about the idea of fashion & femininity & how important it is to us - we ask the question, what does an asylum seeker supposed to look like?</p>

<p>Join us this episode as we talk to Dorothy Brown Chief Operating Officer at British Red Cross on the importance of remembering 'Humanity first'.</p>