Earlier this year, we reported on the Victims of Border memorial that was installed in Canterbury Cathedral during Refugee Week.  During that time, the Anglican Support Lead, Bradon Muillenburg, was on site to answer questions from visitors.  Our partners at USPG, who jointly fund Bradon's post along with the Diocese of Canterbury and ourselves, produced this impactful video. Bradon explains why the memorial is such a powerful way of connecting real people with real stories behind such devastating losses that continue to happen in the Calais crossing:

Updates from Calais

Bradon films regular reports about his work, featuring news and stories from Calais and looking at the different ways we can all offer our support to the individuals who find themselves refugees.  You can view these on our YouTube playlist here: Supporting Refugees.

Recently, Bradon talked about the need to advocate for refugees, which he mentions in the video above. You can see that particular report here:

Looking at how else you can support refugees?

Our website section on Supporting Refugees is regularly updated with articles, news and initiatives that you may find useful: Our Work with Refugees

If you would like a conversation with Bradon about the way that your chaplaincy might be able to support refugees, then please contact us: communications@europe.anglican.org

If you have stories or information about how you are supporting refugees in your chaplaincy, we would love to hear from you: communications@europe.anglican.org