Re:Imagine Migration

In a world shaped by migration and contested borders, what does it truly mean to belong... together?

On Thursday 25th June starting at 7:30pm, Bradford Cathedral will host Re:Imagine Migration, an open and thoughtful conversation about one of the defining issues of our time. In a city shaped by many journeys, we will explore what migration means: not only politically, but socially, culturally, and personally.

Our main contributor will be Krish Kandiah OBE, a social entrepreneur, author, and broadcaster who has worked extensively with refugees, government, charities, and faith communities. Drawing on years of practical experience supporting displaced people and advising on integration, he brings both insight and realism to a debate that is often more heated than heard.

Through conversation and shared reflection, we will consider questions that affect us all: How do communities hold together amid rapid change? What responsibilities accompany hospitality? How can public policy balance compassion, cohesion, and fairness? And how might Bradford model a confident, constructive way forward?

This is not a rally or a slogan-driven event. It is a space for listening across difference and for robust but respectful dialogue. Whatever your starting point, you are warmly invited to join us as we reimagine belonging in a complex and interconnected world.

The Re:Imagine series, launched in 2025, seeks to create space for courageous, creative, and collaborative conversations that tackle some of the most pressing issues of our time. Each event aims not just to discuss problems but to spark fresh imagination about possible futures.