Claire McCollum is in London to visit Union Chapel, both a world-renowned music venue and a diverse worshipping community putting faith into action.

Kwaku tells us about his journey with Hear Me Out - from arriving in the UK, to performing at The Union Chapel.

The Smiley Charity Film Awards is the world’s biggest campaign to promote cause-based films. Nearly half a million members of the public have voted in the…

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We've been working in Napier Barracks in Folkestone for three years, delivering music workshops and creating the Band from the Barracks, which has performed at festivals in Hastings and Dover.The…

If you or someone you know needs support over the winter break, here are a few links and phone numbers you can use:

Hear Me Out uses music and creativity to support people with lived experience of immigration detention and asylum. We run …

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How can supervision and care in challenging and complex settings be structured, funded and embedded within organisational structures?

When lies spread faster than truth, facts become resistance. This cheatsheet is your ultimate pocket resource to challenge far-right narratives on migration. These quick, hard-hitting facts will help ...

Irene Taylor Trust and Hear Me Out compare and reflect on our practice at the front line of prisons and asylum detention.

Changing lives for the better

Irene Taylor Trust and Hear Me Out compare and reflect on our practice at the front line of prisons and asylum detention.

Hear Me Out takes music-making into immigration detention centres and other places where migrants are confined, like asylum hotels and army barracks. Our artists work with people in these places,…

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Irene Taylor Trust and Hear Me Out compare and reflect on our practice at the front line of prisons and asylum detention.

“I came to the UK in 2022 because I was having some difficulties and a hard time - my life being in danger where I was living and that resulted in me having to move away. Initially, my notice was…

Playing Folk, Indie Rock, Reggae, Soul Jazz. Hear Me Out run music and arts workshops with people held in the UK immigration system. Our artists deliver these workshops with adults and children…