Events

This 2-hour online training course is designed to assist employers in developing safe, fair, and consistent recruitment practices and better understand what having a conviction means when it comes to employment. It will help them to ensure compliance with legislative requirements, assess risks, dispel myths concerning people with convictions, and enable employers to make informed decisions when deciding whether to employ people with convictions. 

Learn about fostering with us, the kinds of foster care we offer and hear about the support you can expect. Together we can change lives.

Ulster University, with funding from the IEF, has undertaken research focused on exploring instances of education across Northern Ireland where schools from different management types are located in close proximity to each other.

It's time to get inspired by the power of tech and join the AI revolution. It's time to start investing in women.

Event will be an opportunity to question and discuss the role of our elected representatives, particularly prospective Westminster candidates.

Unlock the secrets to accelerating your business growth with powerful lead magnets.

The Migrant Centre NI's Migrant and Ethnic Minority Peace Builders in Northern Ireland project (funded by the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust) will launch on Tuesday 18 June in Belfast Castle with an event titled 'Colours of Peace: Moving Beyond Orange and Green'. The event will be a mix of talks, workshops and discussions on the theme of diversity in peacebuilding. Colours of Peace is exclusively open to individuals who live in Northern Ireland, are from a migrant and/or ethnic minority community background, and are involved in (paid or voluntary) community development and/or leadership.

#10 years #20 years: A celebration and conversation with Dr Peter Vermeulen 5th September 2024, 12pm-2pm A celebration of supporting the autistic community and employers for 10 years in N Ireland and for 20 years across the world, in conversation with Dr Peter Vermeulen. Dr. Peter Vermeulen, PhD in Psychology and Clinical Educational Sciences, has more than 35 years of experience in the field of autism. Peter is an internationally respected lecturer, and he presents all over the world. Peter wrote more than 15 books and several articles on autism, some of them translated into more than 10 languages. For his +30 years of work in the field of autism, he received in 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award for his more than 30 years contribution to the autism community in Belgium.