Intercultural Dialogue and Nonviolent Communication Skills Training Programme – Dungannon

Intercultural Dialogue and Nonviolent Communication Skills Training Programme

📅 Dates: Saturday 25 October, Saturday 8 November, Saturday 22 November

⏰ Time: 10am – 1pm (followed by lunch)

📍 Location: The Junction, 12 Beechvalley Way, Dungannon, BT70 1BS

⭐Register to participate here⭐

Enhance your communication skills through Migrant Centre NI’s training on Intercultural Dialogue and Nonviolent Communication skills. Discover tools to foster understanding, reduce and prevent conflict, and build connections across differences in personal, professional, and community settings

Participants will receive a certificate of participation at the end of the final workshop.

Travel expenses can be reimbursed and interpreters can be booked on request. Children can be brought to workshops if necessary, but must be accompanied by their parent/guardian.

The training will be facilitated by The Irish Network for Nonviolent Action Training and Education (INNATE), an organisation which supports groups and individuals exploring nonviolent approaches to conflict and social change issues.

The programme is only for participants with lived experience as members of migrant and/or ethnic minority communities in Northern Ireland.

Free Advocacy Training Programme

Are you passionate about raising issues and driving progress? Migrant Centre NI is excited to provide advocacy training on engaging with decision makers and campaigning on issues, delivered by CONNECT Public Affairs.

This training programme of 3 workshops for migrant and ethnic minority participants will equip participants with the knowledge, skills, strategy, and confidence to engage and influence change in politics and society.

Please note this programme is only for members of migrant and/or ethnic minority communities.

Dance around the World 3

Come and join us for dance from three continents – Asia, South America and Europe.

Monday 13th October 2025: Mexican dance 5-6 pm

Tuesday 14th October 2025: Chinese dance 5-6 pm

Wednesday 15th October 2025: belly dancing 5-6 pm

Thursday 16th October 2025: céilí mór

All taking place in LORAG’s garden on the Lagan walkway.

Book a spot with: hfloyd@lorag.org

 

Dance around the World 4

Come and join us for dance from three continents – Asia, South America and Europe.

Monday 13th October 2025: Mexican dance 5-6 pm

Tuesday 14th October 2025: Chinese dance 5-6 pm

Wednesday 15th October 2025: belly dancing 5-6 pm

Thursday 16th October 2025: céilí mór

All taking place in LORAG’s garden on the Lagan walkway.

Book a spot with: hfloyd@lorag.org

 

Understanding the Asylum Process & Refugee Rights

This closed training event will provide the newly established FODC Newcomers Interagency Network information on, and a greater understanding of the Asylum process and refugee rights. The event will also help to explore the misunderstandings & myths in relation to migration and answers common questions about the asylum and refugee process.

 

Date of Event: 22th October 2025

Time: 10am to 4pm

Location of Event: Silverbirch Hotel, 5 Gortin Rd, Tyrone, Omagh BT79 7DH

Closed Event (Invite Only)

Dance around the World 2

Come and join us for dance from three continents – Asia, South America and Europe.

Monday 13th October 2025: Mexican dance 5-6 pm

Tuesday 14th October 2025: Chinese dance 5-6 pm

Wednesday 15th October 2025: belly dancing 5-6 pm

Thursday 16th October 2025: céilí mór

All taking place in LORAG’s garden on the Lagan walkway.

Book a spot with: hfloyd@lorag.org

 

Dance around the World

Come and join us for dance from three continents – Asia, South America and Europe.

Monday 13th October 2025: Mexican dance 5-6 pm

Tuesday 14th October 2025: Chinese dance 5-6 pm

Wednesday 15th October 2025: belly dancing 5-6 pm

Thursday 16th October 2025: céilí mór

All taking place in LORAG’s garden on the Lagan walkway.

Book a spot with: hfloyd@lorag.org

 

“Exploring Cultural Diversity” workshops

Council’s “Exploring Cultural Diversity” workshops are held annually in local primary schools, providing an opportunity for pupils to meet people from other countries, find out about other cultures and have the opportunity to ask questions in a safe environment. These workshops raise awareness of other cultures and traditions that add to the richness and diversity of Northern Ireland.

Participating schools enjoy a 4-week programme where someone from a different country/ culture, now living locally, will visit the school each week for a session lasting about one hour. Each session provides a presentation by the facilitator, time for questions and answers, and an interactive activity to experience something about the culture of that person.

14 schools are participating this year, with a total of 56 workshops. 8 of these will take place during GR week 2025.