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Abdul's Khichri from the Migrateful Cookery Class with attendees from the Migration Museum

Migrateful Meets Abdul: Interview with Iran-born refugee Chef

Migrateful Founder Jess interviews Abdul, an Iran-born refugee from Afghanistan. He shares his story as a chef, TV producer, business owner and integration officer.​
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5 mins · February 4, 2021
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A Migrateful painting depicting a black man in a tuxedo during a London Cookery Class.

Migrateful Stands in Solidarity With The Black Lives Matter Movement

The death of George Floyd, brutally murdered by a white Minnesota police officer on the 25th May 2020, has filled the Migrateful community with anger, along with millions of observers around the world, many of whom have taken to the streets in protest. Betty the Migrateful Nigerian chef summed up…
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5 mins · June 4, 2020
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A woman wearing a face mask sitting in a hospital bed during the London Cookery Class.

Resilience In The Time of Corona

Migrateful chefs teach us how to practise gratitude and hope in the midst of fear and uncertainty Written by Jess Thompson, 28th March 2020 First published by the Pioneer's Post  Last Saturday I took myself to A&E because I was finding it hard to breath. The doctor told me that I…
Migrateful
5 mins · May 21, 2020
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A bowl of hummus with tomatoes and herbs, prepared at a Migrateful cookery class in London.

So where does ‘baba ganoush’ really come from?

In a conversation with one of our Syrian chefs Yusuf, during my first time volunteering in our chef training classes, we were talking about the components in the famous, Middle Eastern dish ‘Baba Gonoush’. He listed the ingredients, ‘aubergines, garlic, tahini…’. Then, from across the table, another chef overhearing our…
Migrateful
5 mins · February 19, 2020
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Two women participating in a London Cookery Class, hugging in front of a table full of food.

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 Spanish. Paulett continues “in Jamaica migration to the Mother Country (Britain) was considered the key to our survival. After World War Two, the UK needed…
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5 mins · December 4, 2019
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