In honour of World Refugee Day on June 20, Tatler spotlights three Hong Kong organisations and the people behind them that are working tirelessly to support refugees and asylum seekers in the city

Cookbook Table of Two Cities shines a light on refugees and asylum seekers in Hong Kong with recipes contributed by them, and their stories.

With help of Operation Santa Claus, local charity Grassroots Future will be able to provide donated laptops to needy children.

In celebration of World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development on May 21, Tatler rounds up five charities working to empower minorities and making the city a more inclusive place

A charity group which helps the refugee community is seeking support to boost its efforts to educate the needy, particularly to make recipients more t...

Tatler introduces an ambitious new directory of the most influential individuals who are defining the dining scene in the city: The Hong Kong Tastemakers List.

Podcast One: Brunch with Noreen - Tegan Smyth - Table of Two Cities: Untold Stories of Refugees in Hong Kong

Organised by Grassroots Future and Justice Centre Hong Kong, the meal featured chefs from refugee community and asked them to explore ideas of home and belonging.

Bonding Over Food: Hong Kong asylum seekers share their stories over home-cooked meals – Ariana Life

Find out how to help domestic workers, refugees, low-income families and animals get through Hong Kong's toughest COVID-19 wave yet. With COVID-19 case

The fifth wave in Hong Kong has affected a lot of people but more so for the city’s most vulnerable—migrant workers, the elderly, refugees, animals and more. Here, we're letting you know the charities you can donate to and how you can help those affected by the pandemic.

World Refugee Day is marked on 20 June every year, but every day is a good day to try to help refugees where we can. The Hong Kong government provides

Hong Kong’s fifth wave of Covid-19 shows no signs of abating, with epidemiological modelling from the University of Hong Kong projecting the daily number of infections could peak at almost 183,000 …

Refugee Week is a growing global movement, and we are excited to welcome five new sister festivals this year. Here’s a taster of what’s happening for Refugee Week 2022 around the world, 20-26 June. REFUGEE WEEK AUSTRALIA Refugee Week originated in Australia, where it has been running

Kicking off on June 20, World Refugee Day, various local NGOs have collaborated to host a series of events with refugee instructors and artists.

Through its Table of Two Cities platform, Hong Kong charity Grassroots Future is giving refugees and asylum seekers the chance to make their voices heard by sharing recipes and cooking dishes from home.

Meet Tegan Smyth, the legal specialist, advocate, and founder of Hong Kong-based nonprofit for refugees and migrants, Grassroots Future.

This week we got to meet with Tegan from Grassroots Future. Tegan has dedicated her career in supporting refugees and asylum seekers in the city through educational, wellbeing and community outreach programmes by connecting our community with food and cultural experiences. Tegan has inspired us to engage with people on

Many years ago, I met a young man who said that he wished he worked for a non-profit so he could empower many people. I told him that he did not need to work for a charity organization to do good. Many people do good things for the community while they are working for corporations.

Grassroots Future is raising money to cover the school fees for children of asylum seekers and launch a new sustainable fashion programme.

These 16 individuals and organizations are creating refugee culinary programs that provide opportunities to refugee cooks and aspiring entrepreneurs.

Egyptian Recipes From A Table Of Two Cities Hong Kong

“It is more convenient to blame you for daring to exist,” writes Tegan Smyth, a poet based in Hong Kong

Tegan Smyth has spent equal parts of her like in Hong Kong and Australia, where she was born. Socially minded, and tirelessly passionate, Smyth is the founde...

In Hong Kong, victims of human trafficking are among the most vulnerable types of asylum seekers.

Having fled political instability and, in some cases, violence, these six Hong Kong-based asylum seekers and refugees share one thing in common: they are survivors.

Clarisse Akonyi, a former nurse from Congo, has created a group that organises arts and crafts workshops for female refugees.

Asylum seeker ‘John Outsider’ will share his humorous take on the darker side of being a refugee in the city at Comedy without Borders show.

Refugee groups showcased their home cuisines in Wan Chai on Saturday to mark last week’s World Refugee Day, featuring Sri Lankan, Egyptian, African and Togolese food. The event was organi…

Mini Acts for the Greater Good (MAGG) is holding an exhibition of over 100 diverse paintings and sketches by refugees who are awaiting asylum in Greece or Hong Kong. The upcoming event – called “Ar…

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Nino scans the form quickly, noting the phrases “class field trip” and “HK$50 fee”. He puts a cross – no, my child will not be attending – before slipping the piece of paper back into his son’s sch…