Interview with Barbara Drozdowicz from the East European Resource Centre

The transcript discusses the aftermath of the Brexit referendum, highlighting the initial surge in inquiries about emigration from Britain due to disappointment and feeling unwelcome. Over time, the focus shifted from emotional responses to practical concerns about living in Britain post-Brexit, such as immigration status, family visits, and economic opportunities. The discussion emphasizes a pragmatic approach to these issues, considering the future of children and access to services.

What were some of the main concerns people had immediately after the referendum?

How did the mood of people change over time regarding their feelings of being welcomed in Britain?

What practicalities do people need to consider post-Brexit?

In what ways are people now considering their place in Britain from a pragmatic point of view?

What issues related to residency and the future of children are people concerned about?