We've put together some resources to support the campaign, and people's abilities to combat misinformation in general.

Read our editorial debunking common misleading claims 👇
www.migrantvoice.org/home/editori...

And our launch piece, with links to resources👇
www.migrantvoice.org/home/pagenew...

Funded by ESRC Digital Good Network, this is the culmination of more than a year's work, analysing the impact of the digitalisation of status on migrants.
For more information and to express interest in attending the launch please email info@migrantvoice.org

Please share with your MP.
Anti-asylum and anti-immigration policies don't unify us, they divide us. They harm the very communities which MPs work to support and champion.
We are calling upon everyone to stand with those affected, and oppose policies which dehumanise us.

As one person, we can’t change the world alone, but we can change ‘our world’ - we can go and speak to someone and change their perspective, we can be an ally, make someone feel safer…

We end on asking what we can do, what we want to do:
Organising meetings like this, building alliances, support each other, use social media, utilise our collective skills, share information. We need to not just be anti- counter- we need to be for… that is positive and will build more support

The challenges are very real, but we should fight against the media over-amplification and political mainstreaming of xenophobic and racist views. We should not just be responding to this - we should set our own agenda - shift it to how we create the society we want to live in.

We are resilient. We are more powerful, but we need to get more organised. Those spreading hate are very well organised.
We need to work more together intersectionally across groups and organisations, organise the grassroots. We can stop the misinformation by spreading the correct information