Interviewing Community Members: Challenges and Resilience in Navigating eVisa (Part I)
This is the part 1 of the blog exploring the experiences of ESEA community members navigating the UK's eVisa system, highlighting their challenges, resilience, and the crucial role of community support in adapting to digital migration policies.
Advancing Survivor-Centred Advocacy: Reflections from GAATW's 30th Anniversary
A reflection of SEEAC participation of the 30th anniversary celebration of the Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women (GAATW) in Bangkok, Thailand this October.
Not Just “Asian Others” - Research and Outreach Toolkits for Engagement with East and Southeast Asian Communities
Introduce two toolkits: A Brief Guide for Supporting ESEA Migrant Communities in the UK and Engaging East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) Communities in Research: A Toolkit for Academic (and Other) Researchers.
What Is the New Government’s Single Enforcement Body and Why Does It Matter to You as a Care Worker?
We cover and discuss the Briefing from the Focus on Labour Exploitation regarding what is the new government’s Single Enforcement Body and why does it matter to you as a care worker.
Hope Only Exists When We Fight for It but No One Is Alone Is This Fight - Interview SEEAC Welfare Officer
Being a migrant in the UK, it has been a privilege to support other fellow migrants, especially from Southeast and East Asia in navigating their challenges.
Joint Report Launch: UK Agriculture and Care Visas
Launching Investigation Report UK Agriculture and Care Visas With Community Members.
Rwanda Act: What We Know So Far
Here is the latest update of what we know about the Rwanda Act. Provided in English and Indonesian.
Healing and Empowerment: Celebrating International Women’s Month
Photo compilation of Treat Yourself! International Women’s Month Gathering.
We Are 4 Years Old Now! A Letter From Our Director Executive
A letter from our Director Executive Mariko Hayashi in celebrating SEEAC’s 4th anniversary.