A polished, professional in-person workshop for the local community on disrupting the hostile migration narrative.

Disrupting the Hostile Migration NarrativeA free hands-on workshop for Black and racially minoritised voluntary and community organisations

Date: Wednesday 25 November 2026

Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Venue: Himmah Hub, Hyson Green, Nottingham

About the Workshop

Hostile stories about migration do not just stay in the headlines. They shape how our communities are talked about, how safe people feel, and whose voices get heard.

Join us for a free, interactive two-hour workshop exploring how voluntary and community organisations can challenge hostile migration narratives, respond to misinformation and protect the communities they support.

What You'll Explore

In two hours, you'll explore how to:

Tell powerful stories while protecting the people behind them.

Spot misinformation and respond.

Hold conversations about migration with confidence.

Keep your staff, volunteers and community safe.

Who Should Attend?

Paid staff, volunteers and trustees of Black and racially minoritised voluntary and community organisations.

Who Is Delivering the Workshop?

Hosted by South Asian Health Action (Leicester) and Himmah (Nottingham).

Facilitated by IMIX, a national charity dedicated to media strategy, communications and narrative change for the migration and refugee sector, drawing on its Speaking Out, Staying Safe programme.

Registration Information

To be part of this journey, complete the registration form.

Limited numbers.

Registration closing date: Friday 20 November 2026.

This workshop is free to attend.

Funded By

The Phoenix Community Trust.

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