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In 1940s Nazi-occupied Denmark, landscape architect Carl Theodor Sørensen noticed something: children ignored the playgrounds he built—they’d much rather make their own. And so Sørensen came up with ...

A shortage of foster homes is pushing the council towards costly residential placements, long-distance moves and unregistered ...

“We’re sorry about the rain,” Tanya* tells the crowd gathered on College Green for the Defend Rojava demonstration. “Our brothers are fighting in the snow and ...

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On a spring day last year, Heidi Sævareid was walking her dog with a friend through Temple Quay in central Bristol. Stopping by the river for coffee, the pair were enjoying a brief bask in the sun ...

These photos are from a collaboration between M Shed, Black Southwest Network and Bristol Somali Media Group, and are on display at M Shed until October 29th. Supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund.