Resources to support Accessible Intercultural Communication

For migrants whose first language is not English communicating with service providers can be challenging. Front line and reception staff can also lack confidence and struggle to know how best to help.

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Post 28/09/2022

Perspective: MPS Event on EU Nationals in Scotland

Blog by Hana Davis, MPS Diversity in Policymaking Intern
Post 24/06/2022

Perspective: Reflections from MPS’ first Labour Migration Event

Blog by Dr Donald Macaskill, CEO, Scottish Care
Post 27/05/2022

Perspective: Reflecting on the MPS Lived Experience Discovery Session

Blog by Mariam Tuma, Participation and Development Officer, JustRight Scotland
Post 16/03/2022

Perspective: Who picks your fruit? And more importantly who represents them in policy spaces?

Blog by Caroline Robinson, Human Trafficking for Labour Exploitation Expert
Post 16/02/2022

Perspective: UK Labour Immigration Post-Brexit: Local Authorities’ Experiences as Employers

By Stuart Bain, Cosla
Post 18/01/2022

Perspective: MPS Launches

By Rebecca Ferguson-Grant, MPS Events Officer

Resources to support Accessible Intercultural Communication

Perspective: MPS Event on EU Nationals in Scotland

Perspective: Reflections from MPS’ first Labour Migration Event

Perspective: Reflecting on the MPS Lived Experience Discovery Session

Perspective: Who picks your fruit? And more importantly who represents them in policy spaces?

Perspective: UK Labour Immigration Post-Brexit: Local Authorities’ Experiences as Employers

Perspective: MPS Launches

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