I am a migrant is a space for people on the move to share their personal stories and journeys, challenge stereotypes, and lead the narrative on migration.
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5,100 KMof courage
Being a migrant makes you give a different meaning to what family is.
Manu
272 KMof courage
Being in Jordan has made me feel like an Arab. This is a new feeling, since in Lebanon I used to consider myself only Lebanese. But as soon as I arrived in Amman, I felt this beautiful feeling.
Ayla
425 KMof courage
Our current situation forces us to constantly move in search of new ways to meet our needs, but we are now used to reinventing ourselves.
Azmaray
2,800 KMof courage
Now, I don’t have any reason to leave. Yes, home is usually best, but when the place where you grew up is constantly under threat, you have no choice.
Othaman
940 KMof courage
Dominican women are warriors, just like Venezuelan women. They are daring, they are active and capable on the field of play.
Aleidys
11,200 KMof courage
This song feels like I am rewriting my story. I hope it can help others too.
Dagne
11,000 KMof courage
After 15 years away from home, I wanted to build something of my own.
Ibrahim
4,800 KMof courage
It was that day that I realized that there were people out there who genuinely liked foreigners.
Jennifer