Refugees: Racism, Policies & Opportunities | ‘Community Policy Speaks’ Podcast Episode 8
Join the Community Policy Forum for our latest podcast episode!
What policies are impacting refugees in the UK; how have these policies evolved over time with the various Home Secretaries; what role can the private sector play in empowering refugees; and how can we bring greater awareness to the situation of refugees worldwide?
Featuring:
- Fizza Qureshi: CEO, Migrants’ Rights Network
- Lorraine Charles: Co-Founder and Executive Director, Na’amal
- Savan Qadir (Host): Project Manager, Refugees for Justice
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