Welcome to
Good Relations
Week 2024
Good Relations Week 2024, from 16th to 22nd September, embraces ‘OpportUNITY’ – a call to action to create a brighter, inclusive future for all.
‘OpportUNITY’ is a collective moment for us all to UNITE and be architects of change in helping build a region where every voice matters.
By showcasing the dynamism, creativity and dedication of local groups, organisations and individuals we can spotlight the transformative power of working together to address challenges such as sectarianism, racism, inequality, health and well-being, poverty and education.
Get involved in Good Relations Week 2024 and help create a future where inclusivity and diversity are not just celebrated but lived.
Dr. Jacqueline Irwin
Chief Executive Officer, Community Relations Council
Good Relations Week promotes the importance of building and maintaining good community relations. During the week we celebrate all aspects of our culture, heritage, and cultural diversity. Our theme this year is ‘Embracing ‘Opportunity’ and we are focusing on the power of new beginnings, collaboration, and seizing the opportunities for transformative action to deliver positive community relations and promote cultural diversity across the region.
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good relations efforts this year?
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you need to host an online, physical or hybrid event
for Good Relations Week 2024.
The deadline to register your event is now Wednesday 11th September.
The Benefits Of Hosting A Good Relations Week 2024 Event
Featured Events
Cloughfern Library Intergenerational Crochet Class
An informal and relaxed group for adults and children over 8 years.
Ballynafeigh Walking Tour with Rory's Walking Tour NI
Beginning at Ballynafeigh Community House, the tour explores the surrounding area offering so much for locals and visitors to discover, from its industrial past, through conflict to its regeneration into the thriving thoroughfare it is today.
“Our Voices Matter” - Youth and Politicians Forum
This is a conference for second level students and representatives from the informal youth sector. Participants will engage in a workshop led by Martin Palmer, focusing on the vital role of youth in climate justice and engage with NI Assembly members.