Where do I belong?
In this personal essay, Guido Melo reflects on race, identity, belonging and intergenerational trauma.
Tag Archives: migration
Arrival
Angela Costi’s poem considers how the stories of newly arrived people can be undermined by legal definitions, how Australia’s migration law is designed to keep them in a state of ‘arrival’.
Why shorebirds in the Immigration Museum?
A coastline can be a conduit as much as a barrier, and not just for human migration – as the Flyway Print Exchange exhibition makes clear, writes Harry Saddler.
Asylum Seekers Around the World – turning back the political tides
Kellie Tranter suggests WikiLeaks cables help to explain the rising global political tide against “illegal” asylum seekers.