On Wednesday, as part of Refugee Week, Migrateful welcomed over 100 guests to Windmill Hill City Farm, home to our Bristol Cookery School, for an evening of food, music and conversation exploring a question that feels increasingly urgent: how do we build connection in a polarised world? 

A single volunteer shift can spark new friendships, develop skills and for some, blossom into new opportunities within the organisation. Migrateful’s Marketing Officer, Juliette, reflects on her own experience from cookery class volunteer to HQ team member, and shares stories from others who have established long-standing roots within our community…

“When I see the English flag being flown, it makes me feel unsafe," my colleague, who migrated to the UK five years ago told me. This was echoed by others in our community from migrant backgrounds who had previously felt comfortable in the UK but were left questioning how welcome…

I was born in Carúpano, a little city located on the Venezuelan Caribbean coast. All of my childhood festive memories are associated with my grandparents' home back in Carúpano. This is the time of my life I remember feeling the most nostalgic about when I think about the holidays.  My…

Celebration is at the heart of all we do at Migrateful. Our vision is an inclusive world that celebrates the contribution of everyone, no matter where they come from, and each of our cookery classes brings people together to learn about, appreciate and celebrate the wonderful Migrateful chefs in our…