We had the opportunity to speak with the 2021 TRAD Fellows today about telling difficult stories. Thank you so much to Trad Magazine for the chance to connect and we can’t wait to see more from the inaugural class of TRAD Fellows!

The COVID-19 pandemic & subsequent lockdowns have directly affected employment. Many companies have been obliged to temporarily/permanently let go part of their staff to keep their heads above water. Therefore, Bristol Somali Resource Centre offers to any avid job seekers to👇

Our podcast explores the hidden afterlives of war on those who have to rebuild their lives. Huge thanks to Doha Debates for featuring On Things We Left Behind Podcast in their #SolvingIt Series, and amplifying our work!

Lovely to speak to my Somalian 🇸🇴 sisters Saredo & Surer Mohamed, PhD for their podcast On Things We Left Behind Podcast about my refugee journey and experiences.They are impressive and important voices in this conversation& discussion.Thanks for having me. #TheLightlessSky #ThingsWeLeftBehind

📢Our 1st paper! Sociological podcasting: radical hope, care and solidarity in a time of crisis journals.lwbooks.co.uk/soundings/vol-… Lewis,C.,Regis,T & Ofori-Addo, G. (2021) Sociological podcasting: radical hope, care and solidarity in a time of crisis, Soundings, 2021(79), 94-109

The amazing work of @survivingsociety.bsky.social is published in a journal article ⬇️ We are honoured to be included in this esteemed list of contemporary sources of inspiration. Can’t wait to read this paper in the critical field of public sociology!

I thought cassette letters were used only by Pakistani families like mine, who recorded their voices and sent them to family who were diaspora. That's until Mona Eltahawy told me a few years ago that her family in Egypt did the same. Did your family use cassette letters too?

I remember Nadifa Mohamed talking about these on the On Things We Left Behind podcast On Things We Left Behind Podcast - and Aato once mentioned keeping in touch with loved ones frm Somalia using these

These are just some of the great pods we profiled in Season 1 which featured, or were created by, exceptional women. #WomensHistoryMonth Amy Brittain On Things We Left Behind Podcast Surer Mohamed, PhD @saredoqassim Veri*fied Podcast Natasha Del Toro Bodies Allison Behringer @worldwide_tribe Mónica Ortiz Uribe

Great to see a Listen production featured here - thank you for including On Things We Left Behind Podcast in this wonderful lineup!

The On Things We Left Behind Podcast podcast chronicles the journey and experiences of refugees after fleeing conflict. globalcitizen.org/en/content/sis…

We had the honour of reviewing the Qonnect podcast by @qaaliciid for the Guardian! Read more about this incredible podcast, and works from other African storytellers ⬇️ theguardian.com/global-develop…

On Things We Left Behind On Things We Left Behind Podcast is SUCH a beautifully made podcast, I could talk about it for hours but I think you should just listen to this episode open.spotify.com/episode/0ZOQSl…