There are many examples of balanced reporting on migration and asylum issues, as well as reporting that highlights sometimes hidden aspects of the causes of migration, and the challenges and opportunities migrants and refugees encounter.
The following reports were made during the project “Changing the Narrative: Cross-regional representation of migrants and refugees” carried out by WACC Africa, WACC Europe and WACC Middle East:
From a life of sex trafficking to a life of hope
Women survive gender-based violence and flourish into independence
It’s back to school time. What does that mean if you’re a refugee?
Hear the voices of women of the blame – a glimpse into the real lives of migrant domestic workers
Final projects from the Journalist Training Programme
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This project by the London College of Communication, British Refugee Council University of Derby, Guardian Foundation, Centre for Investigative Journalism and Google News Initiative supports refugee and exiled journalists to re-start their careers in the UK.
Top image: A refugee family from Afghanistan watches as a ferry docks at night on the Greek island of Chios. The family crossed the Aegean Sea from Turkey on a small boat in 2015, hoping to continue on to Athens and from there to western Europe. Credit: Paul Jeffrey/ACT Alliance