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Author 'My Fourth Time, We Drowned: Seeking Refuge on the World's Deadliest Migration Route' & new book 'This is Also a Love Story'. Correspondent @irishtimes.
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Public Symposium: Art, Migration, and the Politics of Belonging

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By Sally Hayden Verified
| nationalgallery.ie
As the flagship event of the week-long Art, Migration, and the Politics of Belonging programme, this public symposium convenes established and emerging artists, writers, academics, activists, journalists and cultural practitioners from Ireland and abroad to examine how art can illuminate the complex realities of migration, citizenship, identity and belonging, while opening up vital conversations around human rights, representation and social justice.
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This Is Also a Love Story: A Reporter’s Search for Goodness in a Cruel World

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By Sally Hayden Verified
| Library Journal Verified
. narr. by Aoife McMahon. Jun. 2026. 9:41 hrs. ISBN 9781797198644. $26.99. SOCIAL SCIENCES COPY ISBN Hayden ( My Fourth Time, We Drowned: Seeking Refuge on the World’s Deadliest Migration Route) takes international journalism to a new level by focusing on the relationships among lovers, couples, families, and community members, offering an alternative to objective depictions of atrocities when human suffering is evident.
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I Was Reporting in a War Zone When My Grandmother Died. How Learning About Others' Grief Helps My Own (Exclusive)

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By Sally Hayden Verified
| People Verified
I was inside Syria’s infamous Sednaya Prison when my grandmother died. It was the day after the shock fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, in December 2024, and thousands of people had descended on this location, searching for any evidence of their missing loved ones. Around 100,000 people were thought to have been taken by the brutal Assad regime, disappearing without a trace. With the news that Assad had fled the country came the hope of finding out their fates.
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