Migrateful blog
Motherhood and hostility in the Mother Country
“Living and working in Britain had always been my dream” explains Paulett, a highly qualified and passionate teacher, with two degrees in International Politics and
Reflections on the privilege to take a stand against climate change
Reflections on the privilege to take a stand against climate change Hello I’m Jess Thompson, the Founder of Migrateful. Migrateful runs cookery classes in London
For Refugee Week 2019, Migrateful chefs share their stories of resilience and the power of food to rebuild lives
We invite you to explore the lives of six Migrateful chefs, seeking refuge in Britain Migrateful exists to empower and celebrate refugees and vulnerable migrants on their journey to integration by supporting them to run their own cookery classes. To mark Refugee Week some of our chefs would
Iranian mother-daughter duo take London by storm, one spoon of saffron at a time
Elahe is delighted to have now taught the ‘mother cuisine’ to 600 adoring Londoners alongside her daughter Parastoo With 2500 years of saffron and rosewater
Lebanese wheelchair-user Ahmed shares life lessons on staying positive
Ahmed was shot during the war in Lebanon and will now use a wheelchair for life. He shares with us why he will never give
Life in Limbo, Elizabeth’s eight year wait
Nigerian chef Elizabeth left behind a successful career in Nigeria to come to the UK to be with her sisters after her mother died. She