Know Me: What have we learned?
City of Sanctuary Sheffield (COSS) has undertaken a substantial internal listening and learning project titled Know Me. The purpose of…
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Sheffield’s Sanctuary Status Demands Action, Not Just Words
City of Sanctuary Sheffield wishes to respond to recent reporting in the Sheffield Star regarding Sheffield City Council’s (SCC) approval…
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Our Voices, Our Power: Sheffield Volunteers Lead the Call for Migrant Justice
Three volunteers from City of Sanctuary Sheffield took to the stage at the National Summit for Migrant Justice to describe…
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Know Me: Listening, Understanding, and Creating Change Through Lived Experience
Everything we do at City of Sanctuary Sheffield is guided by the insights and feedback of people with lived experience,…
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A Year of Collective Hope: Our 2024–25 Impact Report
Each year at City of Sanctuary Sheffield feels like a journey. As an organisation working in solidarity with people seeking…
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Co-Hostings and The Sanctuary Basement Mural
Co-Hostings is a collaborative project developed with over 40 people seeking sanctuary from City of Sanctuary Sheffield’s community in collaboration with…
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Stand & Be Counted Theatre x Among good people
Stand and Be Counted is an arts charity and the UK's first Theatre Company of Sanctuary. They have created a limited…
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Sheffield’s Statement on the Government’s Immigration Plans
We’ve brought together organisations from across Sheffield to stand united against hostile immigration policies. Our joint statement, signed by cultural…
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Safety Turns into Belonging: Our Response to the Government’s Immigration Plans
In response to the UK Government’s new Immigration White Paper, Tom Martin, Director of City of Sanctuary Sheffield, said: