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Migrateful uses cooking to support the integration process of migrants, asylum seekers and refugees in London! 🧅💜
Link to our website for more information -https://www.migrateful.org/ Donate to our Crowdfunder to build a Migrateful Cookery School: https://www.spacehive.com/migrateful-cookery-school-a-long-term-home

Migrateful uses cooking as a medium to support refugees and migrants who are strug

gling to find employment due to language barriers and a lack of recognised work experience. The people we work with teach their traditional cuisines to the public, providing them with meaningful work experience, leadership skills, and an opportunity to practice their English.

20/06/2026

Today, on , we’re reflecting on ’s theme of courage 🌍

Courage is often seen as a single brave act. But in reality, it can take many forms. Sometimes it’s not about making a bold choice, but about continuing to move forward when circumstances leave no easy path.

For many people rebuilding their lives in a new country, courage isn’t a moment. It’s something practised day after day through adapting, learning, connecting, and creating a sense of belonging in a new place.

At Migrateful, we see courage in our chefs every time they step into the classroom and share their skills, stories, and cultures through food. Teaching a room full of strangers, often in a new language and unfamiliar environment, is a courageous act.

Let us know when you feel most courageous 💬

14/06/2026

Refugees are artists, educators, entrepreneurs, neighbours and leaders. Meet MoYah | Afro-Fusion Rapper | Educator 🌍

We’re delighted to welcome Moyah to our Refugee Week 🧡 Week event in Bristol on 17th June, an evening of conversation, food and music exploring how we build connection and understanding across differences in an increasingly divided world.

An award-winning Afrofusion rapper, artistic activist, educator and creative producer, MoYah’s work sits at the intersection of music, migration, education and environmental justice.

Born in Mozambique during the country’s civil war, he fled as a political refugee before growing up in Lisbon, where Hip Hop became a powerful outlet for self-expression and community. Drawing on his lived experience, his music explores the themes of migration, belonging and social justice.

Known for his electrifying live performances, MoYah has performed in 17 countries and shared stages with artists including Nas, Talib Kweli and K’naan. Beyond music, he delivers creative programmes around the world and is Hip Hop Garden Manager and Ambassador at May Project Gardens, combining music, food growing and creative education to empower communities.

In 2025, he co-founded Refugee Week Portugal, celebrating the contributions of refugee and migrant communities through arts and culture, and was nominated as an Human Journeys • IMIX Refugee Ambassador in recognition of his advocacy and leadership.

Join us to hear MoYah perform live alongside conversations with our CEO and Founder Jess Thompson, Bristol’s new Lord Mayor Yassin Mohamud, Migrateful chef Kele, and Kalpna Woolf about how we can build a more connected, welcoming and united city.

Plus enjoy delicious tasters from Migrateful chefs from Somalia, Sudan and Kurdistan.

Last few tickets available via the link in our bio. 🎟️

22/05/2026

We’ve partnered with our friends at to celebrate storytelling through food as part of the Simple Acts countdown to 2026! 🌍

This week’s Simple Act is ‘Sharing Food and Stories’. It celebrates the power of food in bringing people together across cultures, languages and lived experiences. At the heart of every dish is a story: memories of family, traditions passed down through generations, and moments shared around the table.

Today, Afghan chef is cooking Mantu and Ashak – traditional steamed dumplings often served at weddings, family gatherings and celebrations across Afghanistan. Mantu are filled with spiced meat, while Ashak are filled with leeks (or Chinese chives) as a delicious vegetarian alternative. The dumplings are topped with split peas and Kashk (known as qurut). For Najee, these dishes are deeply connected to memories of his mum, celebration and togetherness.

What dish brings back a memory for you? Let us know in the comments below! 🤝

20/05/2026

Join us as a part of and for an evening of conversation, food and music at . 💥

We’ll be asking: “How Do We Build Connection in a Polarised World?” And we’d love for you to be part of it.

Hear from Bristol’s new Lord Mayor, Yassin Mohamud and , founder of 91 Ways to Build A Global City, alongside delicious tasters from Migrateful chefs from Somalia, Sudan and Sri Lanka. 🍽️

Plus, enjoy live music, including a performance from , a Mozambican-born rapper and spoken word artist.

📍 Wednesday 17th June at Windmill Hill City Farm, Bristol

Book your ticket via the link in our bio!

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Migrateful Cookery School
London
EC1R0HU

Telephone

07913369933

Website

http://www.migrateful.org/

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