Aamna Mohdin, a celebrated journalist and author, serves as the Guardian’s Community Affairs Correspondent, where she delves into issues of race and inequality.

In this episode, the host, Azadeh Hosseini, talks with Aamna about her compelling new book, Scattered: The Making and Unmaking of a Refugee.

In 2015, Aamna travelled to Calais to report from the heart of the refugee crisis. Upon returning to London, a casual conversation with her parents reminded her that Aamna had once been a refugee.

Scattered is a breathtaking and genuine narrative of displacement and its profound costs and far-reaching consequences. With Aamna’s unique perspective, this powerful story transforms into an epic tale of resilience and hope.

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