By a twist of fate, Apropos vendor Igboanugo Anyichukwu ended up in the Salzkammergut region of Austria and found a new home at Lake Wolfgang. He talks about arriving and putting down roots. Read the full story from Apropos below. insp.ngo/articles/stree…

INSP is pleased to announce recruitment for the Changing the Narrative project, seeking to give those who have experienced homelessness or poverty an opportunity to receive journalism training in order to tell their stories. Help us find participants: insp.ngo/articles/news-…

Do you know of a local event or community group that our Big Issue North fundraising team can visit this year to raise awareness and funds for people living in poverty? Please contact us on [email protected] and share what’s happening in your community area!

Inside this week’s Big Issue: · As Trump and Putin bargain over Ukraine, we talk to the people on the frontline · Jiro Hamasumi and his lessons from Hiroshima · Twiggy LawsonDBE on her love for the Swinging Sixties Plus much more! Find your local vendor: bit.ly/3K7E9V5

INSP has opened applications for the Changing the Narrative project-a bold new initiative that will provide professional journalism training to ten Glasgow-based participants who have experienced homelessness or poverty! Details can be found below. insp.ngo/articles/news-…

Inside this week’s Big Issue: 💷Michael Sheen's debt battle in South Wales ❤️Kasey Anderson's family highlight domestic violence towards men 📺Adolescence shines a light on why young boys are carrying knives Plus much more! Find your local vendor: bit.ly/3K7E9V5

Gendered violence is a growing national emergency – with last year’s death toll of women and children among the worst on record. Journalist Sherele Moody (Femicide Researcher) 🌈 has dedicated her life to honouring those lost to femicide. insp.ngo/articles/stree…

Our founder and CEO Sebastian Rocca spoke to International Network of Street Papers about why he started Micro Rainbow, and how our holistic approach to integration helps #LGBTQI people fleeing persecution move on with their lives.

My son was stabbed to death by his girlfriend. He didn't know how to escape domestic abuse bigissue.com/news/kasey-and…

Psychiatrist Ingo Schäfer heads the Centre for Traumatised Refugees at UKE, the university hospital in Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany. He criticises the migration debate for causing many people’s mental health issues to worsen. insp.ngo/articles/stree…

Big Issue North stands against the proposed cuts to financial support for ill and disabled people: bigissuenorth.com/magazine/2025/…

“Kasey wanted to get away, but he couldn’t." The family of Kasey Anderson, who was killed by his partner, are speaking out in the hope that they can prevent others suffering the same fate ⤵️ bigissue.com/news/kasey-and…

My son was stabbed to death by his girlfriend. He didn't know how to escape domestic abuse bigissue.com/news/kasey-and…

My son was stabbed to death by his girlfriend. He didn't know how to escape domestic abuse bigissue.com/news/kasey-and…

Inside this week’s Big Issue: ⭐ Alison Hammond covers everything in 'Big Questions' 🔎 The Everyone In scheme stopped rough sleeping. What went wrong? ⚽ David James looks back on his football career Plus much more! Find your local vendor: bit.ly/3K7E9V5

The deadline to apply for INSP's Changing the Narrative project is coming up, so apply soon! We are looking for 10 Glasgow-based participants with experience of homelessness or poverty, who will receive journalism training in a friendly and supportive environment.

Inside this week’s Big Issue: 🎬 @reaLJGoldblum on why the "best is yet to come" 🎥 One year on from her powerful film about homelessness, Lorna Tucker tells us what’s next 🎤 Big Questions with Babatunde Aléshé Plus much more! Find your local vendor: bit.ly/3K7E9V5

Incredibly excited to see that we were able to include an article about the Changing the Narrative project in the Herald this week! You can read the full piece here. heraldscotland.com/politics/viewp…

Our members comprise over 90 street papers, like Big Issue, in 35 countries, who put £17.9 million in the pockets of vendors and reached 3.2 million readers last year. Learn more and find out how you can support our work to alleviate poverty: insp.ngo