Steven Edginton's Substack publishes investigative pieces on the British government, migration and extremism policy, often built on leaked documents and video interviews. Readers get a provocative, one-sided take on immigration and counter-extremism unit reports, with sourcing that is partly visible but framing that is strongly opinionated.
Website: https://www.stevenedginton.com
This newsletter publishes illustrated maps and first-person narratives documenting the migration routes of refugees, migrants and asylum seekers. Each issue pairs a student-made map with transcribed testimony about smugglers, borders, and displacement.
PORT OF ENTRY is a reader-supported newsletter by a writer who explores migration, identity and family, often through personal stories of immigrant and Muslim New Yorkers. Recent issues mix interviews with political candidates, reflections on 9/11, and commentary on border events in Ceuta and US primaries.
A personal newsletter mixing memoir, essays on culture and ideas, and accessible excerpts from the author's PhD research on women garment workers and migration in Bangladesh. Readers get reflective writing alongside gender and labour research findings.
A personal newsletter by a DJ and musician blending reflections on climate, migration, music projects, book reviews and low-carbon travel. Readers get essayistic updates, gig calendars, track IDs and transparency on newsletter finances, partly behind a paywall.
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