Event Category: Podcast

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Climate change and human rights podcast

The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission has launched an episode of its podcast series ‘Shared Goals’. This episode explores the topic of climate change and human rights and features an interview with  Ian Fry, the UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights in the context of climate change.

During the interview, Mr Fry commented: “The human rights implications of climate change are undoubtedly the greatest challenge facing humanity today. Even for a place like Northern Ireland, climate change will affect the lives of everyone, whether it be cost of food, energy or more severe weather events.”

*Search for ‘Shared Goals’ on Spotify or wherever you listen to your podcasts.*

 

Londonderry Bands Forum – Podcast 1: John Rankin

In our first podcast, we will feature a conversation with John Rankin, founder member of @Wkmfb73, who will delve into their 50th Anniversary, his journey of forming the band, and a wealth of other fascinating insights.

Stay tuned for an engaging discussion that captures the essence of this special occasion!

‘To The Beat of the Drum’ Podcast 5: Women in Bands Podcast

The 5th and final Podcast for Community Relations Council Good Relations Week sees Julie Porter of the Churchill Flute band take over as host to explore Women in Marching Bands. This podcast looks at female members of bands and what it was like for them to join a male perceived environment and how they enjoy participating in band culture.

In this episode, Julie is joined by guests Jayne Duddy from the Killaloo accordion band, Janice Channing of the Churchill Flute Band and Adele Miller of the Hamilton Flute Band

Day 4 of 5 – Culture and Identity: 100 years and beyond podcast

Day 4 of 5:
In recognition of the UNCRC and children and young people rights to celebrate their culture, NICCY and its Youth Panel looked at the right of the child to explore and celebrate their cultural identity and to recognise the right of others to celebrate theirs.

In the centenary year since the creation of Northern Ireland, members of the NICCY Youth Panel, in partnership with the Nerve Centre and the Making the Future Project, created a series of podcasts, sharing their personal thoughts on culture and identity.

This podcast by Rebecca is the fourth and final podcast to be shared this the week.

For more information, please contact ken@niccy.org 

Day 3 of 5 – Culture and Identity: 100 years and beyond podcast

Day 3 of 5:
In recognition of the UNCRC and children and young people rights to celebrate their culture, NICCY and its Youth Panel looked at the right of the child to explore and celebrate their cultural identity and to recognise the right of others to celebrate theirs. In the centenary year since the creation of Northern Ireland, members of the NICCY Youth Panel, in partnership with the Nerve Centre and the Making the Future Project, created a series of podcasts, sharing their personal thoughts on culture and identity.

This podcast by Alexandra is the third of 4 to be shared throughout the week.

For more information, please contact ken@niccy.org

Day 2 of 5 – Culture and Identity: 100 years and beyond Podcast

Day 2 of 5:
In recognition of the UNCRC and children and young people rights to celebrate their culture, NICCY and its Youth Panel looked at the right of the child to explore and celebrate their cultural identity and to recognise the right of others to celebrate theirs. In this centenary year since the creation of Northern Ireland, members of the NICCY Youth Panel, in partnership with the Nerve Centre and the Making the Future Project, created a series of podcasts, sharing their personal thoughts on culture and identity.

This podcast by Hanna is the second of 4 to be shared throughout the week.

For more information, please contact ken@niccy.org 

Day 1 of 5 – Culture and Identity: 100 years and beyond podcast

In recognition of the UNCRC and children and young people rights to celebrate their culture, NICCY and its Youth Panel looked at the right of the child to explore and celebrate their cultural identity and to recognise the right of others to celebrate theirs.

In the centenary year since the creation of Northern Ireland, members of the NICCY Youth Panel, in partnership with the Nerve Centre and the Making the Future Project, created a series of podcasts, sharing their personal thoughts on culture and identity. This podcast by Ellie is the first of 4 to be shared throughout the week.

The digital content will provide the opportunity for young people to share their thoughts and ideas about culture and identity in the past, in the present and in the future.

For more info, please contact: ken@niccy.org