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Finding Unity in Community: The Mother and Son Building Bridges in Springburn

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By Julia Rampen
| imix.org.uk
Senior social worker Malar and her police officer son, Shawn, arrived in Edinburgh from Southeast Asia in 2017 and claimed asylum on arrival at the airport. From there, they were sent to Dungavel House Removal Centre, where they stayed for eight days and immediately started to volunteer in the kitchen. They were then moved to Glasgow and have called Springburn their home for the last six years.
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'We are one team.': Glasgow basketball legend, Kieron Achara, launches pro-migration campaign

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By Julia Rampen
| imix.org.uk
Former Scotland, Great Britain and Glasgow Rocks basketball player, Kieron Achara, has helped launch a new campaign led by Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC). Anti-racism campaigners Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC) are launching the new initiative to celebrate migration across the UK and in particular the regions of the Northeast, West Midlands and Scotland.
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Newcastle legends launch video as research says 70 different nationalities will be represented when the Premier League kicks off

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By Julia Rampen
| imix.org.uk
With the new Premier League (PL) season just days away, anti-racism campaign Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC) are launching a new initiative that will celebrate migration across the UK and in particular the regions of the Northeast, West Midlands and Scotland. Using education, facts and sporting role models, the initiative aims to challenge and address many of the myths surrounding migrants and celebrate the enormous contribution made by those who have sought asylum and sanctuary in the UK.
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