All Eyes on Sudan: Three Years of a Forgotten War
Sudan has been at war for three years, one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. Why so few talk about it, seen from our centre in Athens.
Who has the Right to the City? Migrant Homelessness in Athens
On paper, recognised refugees in Greece have the same right to housing as Greek citizens. In practice, many end up homeless in Athens. A look at why.
How Greece Uses Bureaucracy to Deter Refugee Arrivals After the 2023 Immigration Bill
Since the 2023 immigration bill, every step of asylum and integration in Greece has become harder. How bureaucracy is used to deter people seeking protection.
The Hidden Crisis: Sexual and Reproductive Health in Displacement
Behind the visible struggles of displacement lies a hidden crisis: sexual and reproductive health. What women on the move face in Greece and what helps.
Back to School, Not for Every Child
Naima is five and loves Peppa Pig, but she cannot go to school. Why many refugee children on Kos miss out on education, and what our centre does.
The Importance of Trauma-Informed Approaches in Refugee Support
Conflict, persecution and displacement leave deep marks. Why trauma-informed approaches matter in refugee support and how we apply them.
motherhood in exile: the challenges of refugee women in greece
Motherhood takes strength, care and resilience. For refugee women in Greece it is shaped by displacement, uncertainty and systemic barriers.
Kos: Divided by Invisible Borders
When the tourists return to Kos at Easter, the island changes its face. For people on the move, invisible borders divide the island.
Navigating Rights: Access to Services for Asylum Seekers and Refugees
Seeking asylum means seeking safety and a new start. In Greece, access to services for asylum seekers and refugees is slow and complicated.
Europe: A broken promise of a stable – and better – future
At the start of the year many of us think about what we are grateful for. For people on the move, Europe often turns out to be a broken promise.
