August 2012 The last five years have been eventful for MRN. We have grown from a small project to a fully-fledged organisation with a broad programme of activities and seven members of staff. This report highlights key events and milestones in our journey so far, from advocacy and project work to growth in the team […]
June 2014 This briefing considers the impacts of the £18,600 minimum income requirement for non-EEA partner migration across the regions and countries of the UK. It uses Office of National Statistics (ONS) Annual Survey of Household Earnings data from 2013, broken down by parliamentary constituency of residence, to consider the potential impacts of this immigration
January 2015 The migrant electorate will be a crucial constituency in the 2015 election. Around one voter in every ten eligible to vote in 2015 will be a migrant voter, and many more will be the children of migrants. This briefing intends to provide the latest analysis of migrant voters in England and Wales, and
February 2017 The Route to your Rights (RTYR) project is a qualitative research and advocacy project, funded by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation and currently scheduled to run until January 2018. The project explores what makes migrants vulnerable to labour exploitation and homelessness in their first few years living in the UK, and in particular how
Published: January 2011 A quick overview of the work MRN has done in 2010, with insights into our network building activities, communications strategy and new approaches to collaborative working. At the same time we look into the future and take stock of the challenges ahead. Our core activites for 2011 remain centred around promoting discussion,
Annual Report 2012 (April 2013) This is our Annual report for 2012. We continue to organise and campaig with groups across the UK on a number of key policy issues. We regularly appear in the media and in policy fora to promote a migrants’ rights approach. And we are now active in parliament, by providing
( February 2015 ) This annual report covers the work for the period between 2013-2014. We hope you will enjoy reading it and we invite you to get in touch if you would like to support our work in the future. Download the report
