Our Team
Joon-Lynn Goh
Co-Founding Director & Organiser
joonlynn@migrantsinculture.com
Contact Joon-Lynn to ask about Migrants in Culture's programme, partnerships, and if you would like to support our work.
“I'd also be interested in hearing from people nurturing organisations and businesses as creative infrastructure and how daoism helps us practice abolition.”
Dr. Diana Damian Martin
Co-Founder & Researcher
diana@migrantsinculture.com
Contact Diana to discuss Migrants in Culture research and learning practices.
“I'd also be interested to connect with those interested in migrant-led knowledge, and anticolonial, cross-ecology co-research for change.”
Becca Thomas
Studio Manager
becca@migrantsinculture.com
Contact Becca to ask about communications, invoicing, and with general enquiries.
“I’d also be interested in hearing from tarot and ritual practitioners.”
Rosalie Schweiker
Co-Founding Director & Designer
[On care leave until September 2024]
Contact Rosalie to book our design services & find out more about our design strategy.
“I'd also be interested to hear from people interested in community orchards and organising childcare collectively.”
Javie Huxley
Designer
javie@migrantsinculture.com
Contact Javie to ask more about our Design services and Training.
“I’d also be interested to hear from people interested in arts, abolition and joyful community practices.”
Heiba Lamara
Design Services Producer Heiba@migrantsinculture.com
Contact Heiba to book our design services.
“I'd also be interested to hear from people exploring the role of print in social change, zine-making and indie publishing models.”
Our history
Before we became a design agency, Migrants in Culture was a volunteer-led advocacy network aiming to make visible and to challenge the impact of the Hostile Environment on the culture sector and its workers.
Regular MIC Members included: Alessandra Cianetti, Alicja Rogalska, Amal Khalaf, Bojana Janković, Diana Damian Martin, Joon-Lynn Goh, Laura Gordon, Nicola Singh, Xavier de Sousa, Rosalie Schweiker.
From 2018-2020, we:
ran public meetings
published National Findings and Testimonials on the impact of the Hostile Environment Policy on the Culture Sector
advocated for A Culture Sector Recovery for Migrants
campaigned against Unboxed, aka the Brexit Festival
developed learning spaces to connect the skills and strategies of migrant culture workers and migrant organisers, including Migrants Make Culture Activation Day.