Covid Chronicles: Take me back to the days, by Funmi

Funmi wrote this to express her sense of loss and disconnection under lockdown. She was a headteacher in a Nigerian school before she came to the UK and has worked hard since she arrived, becoming active and deeply involved in lots of different community groups. She is currently studying for a Law degree at University of Wales, Trinity Saint David on a Sanctuary bursary. Under lockdown the meetings and connections are now online and despite Zoom she is feeling isolated again. <br> ----- This material is part of the Covid Chronicles from the Margins project, funded by The Open University and The Hague. The project aims to highlight the impact of the pandemic on refugees, asylum seekers &amp; undocumented migrants. <br> This item can be found on our website. <br> <br>

Funmi撰写此文，以表达封锁期间的失落感与疏离感。她曾是尼日利亚某学校的校长，自抵达英国以来一直努力奋斗，积极投身于各类社区团体。目前，她在威尔士三一圣大卫大学（University of Wales, Trinity Saint David）攻读法律学位，获Sanctuary助学金资助。封锁期间，所有会议与社交均转为线上，但即便借助Zoom，她仍再次感到孤独。<br>----- 本材料为《边缘群体新冠纪事》（Covid Chronicles from the Margins）项目的一部分，由开放大学（The Open University）与海牙（The Hague）资助。该项目旨在凸显疫情对难民、寻求庇护者及无证移民的影响。<br>本条目可在我们的网站上查阅。<br><br>