Knowledge is Power; detention and enforcement, 24 September

What this sessions covers:

Introduction to Right to Remain and the Toolkit: who we are, how the Toolkit works, and how it supports people navigating the system.

Understanding UK immigration enforcement: how it operates day-to-day and what has changed under the current government.

What immigration detention is and how it affects people: risks, rights, and what happens when someone is taken.

Practical tools to prepare for detention: key documents, contacts, planning, and what communities can do before an emergency, grounded in learning from #FreeFatou and Arjeta’s stories.

Responding to enforcement on the ground: reporting appointments, home and workplace visits, stop-checks, and immigration raids.

Strengthening collective skills for solidarity and protection: including the difference between legal advice and legal support, and how communities can safely give legal support.

Ticket Info

We have a maximum of 35 participants at this online workshop. We also have a maximum of 2 people per organisation, to spread the knowledge more widely. You will receive a Zoom link after you book your place.

Ticket prices are dependent on the income of your organisation.

For people currently in the asylum or immigration system, tickets are also free.

Please email Esther – esther@righttoremain.org.uk – to request a free ticket. Sign up to the next Knowledge is Power workshop using one of the forms below.