Refugee Women Connect

Refugee Week 2026: Celebrating Courage

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RWC's Experts by Experience take part in Gender Stories exhibition

Last year a group of our Experts by Experience were invited to take part in a workshop exploring the topic of gender. We recently attended the launch party of the new Gender Stories at the Walker Art Gallery. Read more
Mental Health Awareness Week 2026 - Take ACTION

This month, whether you're a service user looking to improve your own mental health, or a professional looking to understand and provide the best support possible, let us all commit to taking ACTION and support Mental Health Awareness Week. Read more
Threads of Protest: Human Rights in Childbirth crochet exhibition

Threads of Protest: Human Rights in Childbirth crochet exhibition launches in London. Read more

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Refugee Women Connect, previously known as MRANG, is a women-only charity set up to support women asylum-seekers, refugees and survivors of trafficking. We work together to build a safe life in the UK for all women in the asylum seeker and refugee community.

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RWC's Experts by Experience take part in Gender Stories exhibition

Last year a group of our Experts by Experience were invited to take part in a workshop exploring the topic of gender. We recently attended the launch party of the new Gender Stories at the Walker Art Gallery. Read more
Threads of Protest: Human Rights in Childbirth crochet exhibition

Threads of Protest: Human Rights in Childbirth crochet exhibition launches in London. Read more

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Mental Health Awareness Week 2026 - Take ACTION

This month, whether you're a service user looking to improve your own mental health, or a professional looking to understand and provide the best support possible, let us all commit to taking ACTION and support Mental Health Awareness Week. Read more
Better Outcomes Postnatally for Mums: Co-production with women experiencing challenges accessing healthcare

Refugee Women Connect have been working with the University of Oxford BEAMS project to look at how health information for new mums can be made more accessible. Read what Jen MacLellan, study lead, has to say about the project and the important lessons it has to share about making health information widely accessible and how to work effectively with people with lived experience to coproduce effective resources. Read more