Prof Tess Maginess (Director of Queen’s University Open Learning Programme – Adult Education) has received funding to undertake a project with older migrant women and women from established migrant communities, exploring their experience using the arts. We are looking for migrant women aged 55+ who live in Northern Ireland and moved here in the past few decades from a different …
Read More »Living Library – Belfast City Council
Living Library Tuesday 19 September 10am to 1.30pm Belfast city centre venue Our Living Library event is your opportunity to ‘borrow’ a person, instead of a book, for a one-to-one 20-minute conversation. Running as part of Good Relations Week 2023, our library-with-a-difference is the place to discover unique and fascinating real-life stories. With 15 different stories to discover on the …
Read More »Kilkeel: What’s On
Please see the link below for further information of upcoming events: Kilkeel: What’s On
Read More »Belfast Food Network – July Digest
The latest news from the Belfast Food Network can be found here.
Read More »Mental Health Forum Book Club
Friends, Families & Travellers: Working Towards Equality
Friends, Families and Travellers is a leading national charity that works to end racism and discrimination against Gypsy, Roma and Traveller people and to protect the right to pursue a nomadic way of life. Please see their latest news update here.
Read More »Conway Education – Invitation to participate in interesting Traditional Music & Belonging research
‘Tunes in Translation’. Conway’s ESOL and music teacher Catherine Crean is looking for participants to join her research project on traditional music and sense of belonging – contact Catherine on 07542977121 / cbcrean@sheffield.ac.uk
Read More »Mother Tongues – May Newsletter
Mother Tongues is a social enterprise working to promote multilingualism and intercultural dialogue in Ireland. Please see below a copy of their latest newsletter. Welcome to the May Newsletter
Read More »Chinese Welfare Association – 100 Minority Ethnic Voices Survey
CWA is currently in the process of developing an app with the purpose of making the process of reporting racial hate crimes and hate incidents in Northern Ireland more understandable and accessible. The general idea behind the app is to have it available in multiple languages with key information about resources and support networks. In order to develop this app, …
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