I_Migrant Magazine

After a long hiatus, here is a new article to bring some perspective into these chaotic times. If you have any stories from your own experiences, past or current, with refugee/migrant aid, feel free to send them in to [email protected].

A story of hope from another time of unprecedented uncertainty to remind us how life always perseveres… Kayla Halsey I was feeling a bit of pressure at work this week having been asked to share a hope story for the weekly staff meeting during this completely unprecedented time of chaos and uncertain…

New article from volunteer Rick Melling writing from Serbia- Read, observe, absorb, acknowledge.

https://i-migrantmagazine.com/2016/11/16/the-problem-certainly-hadnt-gone-away-in-fact-it-had-been-made-much-much-worse-but-at-least-that-terrible-place-which-had-burned-so-many-times-in-my-dreams-was-returning-to-nothing-aga/

“The problem certainly hadn’t gone away, in fact it had been made much, much worse – but at least that terrible place which had burned so many times in my dreams was returning to nothing again.” A Confession Written by Rick Melling One day the jungle was burning. The government were taking apart the southern sector of the site, and many of the Kurds and Afghans had decided to burn down the…

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