Carlos is one of the researchers on the Covid Chronicles from the Margins project. He says: “These photos show an asylum seeker family (one parent, 2 children) in metaphors. Discovering daisies on the first springtime walk in the UK.
This image shows a street which is normally very busy, full of traffic, but it is quiet due to the Covid lockdown. The setting sun behind the trees and the church tower in the distance creates a mysterious effect.
Joy said: “I feel fortunate to play a role in helping my fellow undocumented migrants by distributing food packs from Red Cross and others. The pandemic crisis has terrible impact for undocumented people without work.
“On 15 March we were informed that the schools would close ‘cos of coronavirus. We were shocked. (…) Only children whose parents were in politics, doctors or firefighters, were allowed to go to school.
Sara said: “We hoped the cat lent to us by a friend before lockdown might catch the mice. The cat was very cute, but lazy and expensive to keep especially after corona.
City of Sanctuary is a national movement committed to building a welcoming culture of hospitality, especially for refugees seeking sanctuary from war and persecution.