Community relations

The 2nd Intergenerational Trauma Conference will take place, virtually, on 19th and 20th January 2021 . Book tickets: https://ti.to/actiontrauma/the-intergenerational-trauma-conference-virt…

Join NIRWN to celebrate 'International Day of Rural Women 2022'

A 10 week course in Arabic language and culture, starting Monday the 23rd of September, from 6pm to 8pm at Conway Education Centre. Course fee is £10.

Join us for a chance to learn how the Northern Ireland Money Guiders Network can support you and your role Register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/introduction-to-the-money-guiders-ni-net…

RCN is pleased to announce that it has secured an evening with Dr Fionnuala Walsh (first of the series of six).

In “Is ethical journalism possible?”, Professor Steven Youngblood (Center for Global Peace Journalism) will explore the standards and shortcomings of traditional journalism ethics. The presenter will then make a case for the need for enhanced ethical frameworks for journalists, including peace journalism. Professor Steve Youngblood comes from Park University, Missouri.

Islamic Cultural Awareness training The Muslim community in Northern Ireland is a multi National community from all areas across the Globe, ranging from Asia, Africa, and Middle East to Europe; all Muslims are united by their common Islamic faith. NIMFA has developed this short workshop to describe how Islam is both a religion and a peaceful way of life; to allow people from an increasingly diverse society to understand the meaning of Islam and Muslims and to dispel some of the common myths and misconceptions about Islam and Muslims. The training content includes a brief outline on:  Describing what Islam is  The pillars of Islam  Women in Islam  Jihad  Shariah This session is suitable for a wide audience e.g Professionals wishing to increase and improve cultural competency in their professional and/or organisation, individuals seeking to gain knowledge of their friends and neighbours in an increasingly diverse community, individuals engaging on a spiritual or religious search etc.

Islamic Cultural Awareness training The Muslim community in Northern Ireland is a multi National community from all areas across the Globe, ranging from Asia, Africa, and Middle East to Europe; all Muslims are united by their common Islamic faith. NIMFA has developed this short workshop to describe how Islam is both a religion and a peaceful way of life; to allow people from an increasingly diverse society to understand the meaning of Islam and Muslims and to dispel some of the common myths and misconceptions about Islam and Muslims. The training content includes a brief outline on:  Describing what Islam is  The pillars of Islam  Women in Islam  Jihad  Shariah

Islamic Cultural Awareness training The Muslim community in Northern Ireland is a multi National community from all areas across the Globe, ranging from Asia, Africa, and Middle East to Europe; all Muslims are united by their common Islamic faith. NIMFA has developed this short workshop to describe how Islam is both a religion and a peaceful way of life; to allow people from an increasingly diverse society to understand the meaning of Islam and Muslims and to dispel some of the common myths and misconceptions about Islam and Muslims. The training content includes a brief outline on:  Describing what Islam is  The pillars of Islam  Women in Islam  Jihad  Shariah

An indoor table top sale with tea, coffee and snacks available

'SHINING A SPOTLIGHT ON THE GOOD FRIDAY GENERATION' Include Youth Presents – Keep er Lit a brand new musical written by David Oliver & Cat McGinty the masterminds behind ‘Gutz the musical’, ‘Balo Balo’, ‘Time’ and’ Little Make Believe’. Following sell out runs in The Alley theatre in Strabane in May 2019 and The Balor Theatre, Co. Donegal in February 2020, the cast & crew are back with a once off opportunity to see this show in The Mac Theatre in Belfast on 13th March. Include Youth are proud to commission this work that has been advised by young people and staff in their organisation on the work they do and the impact that intervention strategies have on young people.

Youth Link: NI is inviting youth workers, teachers, volunteers, and other practitioners who work with young people, in different contexts, to participate in Keeping the Peace, a conversation series that will bring into focus different aspects of peacebuilding and community relations.

Lagan Dragons is Northern Ireland’s first ever breast cancer survivor Dragon Boat team, formed in September 2015, with training sessions from Belfast Boat Club, 12 Lockview Road, Belfast. Our team is open and inclusive to all, however, we are primarily made up of breast cancer survivors, family members and medical professionals who have supported us and been involved in our diagnoses and treatment, but we welcome new members of all ages, backgrounds and abilities!

Larne ROC Conversation - a community engagement event for all who live, work or volunteer in the wider Larne area. Book your FREE ticket online at www.roc.uk.com/larne.

Mike Nesbitt MLA and Colin McGrath MLA invite you to the launch of Sectarianism: The Key Facts, a framework report on tackling institutional sectarianism in Northern Ireland.