Southeast and East Asian Centre (SEEAC)
A welcoming home to the migrants, refugees and anyone of Southeast and East Asian heritage in the UK.
Our Projects
Becoming Forest: Healing as Solidarity Practice
From Southeast Asia to Europe
Southeast & East Asian Community Hub
The Pink Transcript - Film (2022)
The Pink Transcript was the project implemented by SEEAC between October 2020 and April 2022, aiming at expanding spaces for LGBTQ+ Southeast and East Asian migrants and their narratives through documentary theatre and drama therapy. The project was implemented in partnership with Kanlungan Filipino Consortium and funded by Thrive LDN Rights to Thrive grants scheme.
International Migrants Day
An online photo and story exhibit in celebration of International Migrants Day
Being migrants, we live and move between two homes - one in our original country and another in the UK. Life has never been the same anymore. As we leave our loved ones and keep the good memories of of home, we also find new communities and life in the new place we begin to call home.
My Migrant Worker Life - Lauren
We didn’t have a choice, and didn’t have time for a proper goodbye. But, we moved on. - Liana
To make it feels like home, seasonal migrants continuously try to make and bring comfort within their temporary life.
As a migrant, I always find borders intimidating - Anonymous
When I'm in the UK and find spices or Asian food, I feel very happy because I treat my homesickness with food
First city I lived in the UK almost 16 year ago. So flat unlike my mountainy hometown.
One thing that we share and keep our community together.. food.
Food always makes us family and feel home. #ESEAEats
We are all beautiful flowers... thrive not just survive!
As a migrant who grew up in a tropical country, there's always something about snow that gives temporary joy.
1.4 million staff in the NHS have non-British nationality. Most of us are migrant workers seeking for better opportunities in life.
Creating a circle of care within our own community.
Creating solidarity with our community. Standing up for each other.
