Lucia, a 30-year-old Spanish Psychologist talks about her old job in Spain and how a crisis of values exists alongside the economic crisis.

Lucia Talks About A Crisis Of Values

Majid, an International Law Masters student at Edinburgh University talks about the potential loss of culture through globalisation, and how a host country can protect their culture and welcome migrants simultaneously.

Majid talks about the loss of culture through globalisation

Italian Photographer Roberto talks about the sense of community he has experienced in Edinburgh and how community spirit has changed in Italy since the crisis.

Roberto Talks About Community Spirit

New Wave Voices asks Amanda, an American Masters Graduate in Performance Costume Design, "What divides people?"

Q&A: NWV asks Amanda, "What divides people?"

Rohini, who came to Scotland from India in 1981, talks about her job as Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Manager for Trust Housing Association in Edinburgh. She also discusses some of the projects she has developed through her job, including the Happy to Translate scheme which bridges communication gaps between organisations and service users who struggle to communicate in English.

Rohini talks about her work as an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Manager

New Wave Voices asks Chinese Design and Digital Media Graduate Miya, "Has your time in Scotland affected your Chinese identity?"

Q&A: NWV asks Miya, "Has your time in Scotland affected your Chinese identity?"

Lucia, a 30-year-old Psychologist from Spain, talks about what she believes are the positive things to have come out of the economic crisis.

Lucia Talks About The Good Things To Come Out Of The Crisis In Spain


Anna, a 25-year-old Project Manager based in London, talks about the difficulties of integrating into another society, and the temptation to stick to what you know.

Anna Talks About The Challenges Of Integration

New Wave Voices asks Rohini, an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Manager for Trust Housing Association: " Has Scotland become more culturally integrated?" 

NWV asks Rohini, "Has Scotland become more culturally integrated?"

New Wave Voices Recording Project introduction

New Wave Voices Recording Project is a for-purpose project dedicated to documenting the lives and experiences of people who have come to live in Scotland in the last 5 years through conversation and story-telling.

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