**Due to unforeseen circumstances we have had to cancel this session. If you would like us to contact you if/when we can reschedule this, please contact us via the details below**
Please note so we can keep track of how many spaces we have you must register in advance for this event by emailing us at Youth1@forthspring.com
This session, run by Cara Friend and hosted by Forthspring Inter-Community Group is an introductory session for parents and the wider community to learn about our vibrant and diverse LGBTQIA+ community in Belfast and beyond.
The session, which will run from 12pm to 2.30pm with a 15 minute break, will focus on the basics of LGBTQIA+ Identities and terminology to help those not in the know, to gain a better understanding of our LGBTQIA+ community.
Forthspring Inter-Community Group is a cross community organisation established in 1997 which is located at 373-375 Springfield Road, Belfast. Our event space is fully accessible, and this event is open to all members of the community who wish to learn more about the LGBTQIA+ Community in Belfast and Beyond.
Communities are changing, there are many challenges & opportunities facing us all, come along to our workshop where we will share some mediative tools that we have developed from our 20+ yrs work locally, nationally & internationally! This will be an evening online event that will be interactive, we aim to ensure that the session is practically useful, enjoyable & will help develop communities that are more together!
When we work together to share resources, tackle issues, deliver services etc while the outcomes can be fabulous there can also be many challenges along the way. We want to share tools that will help prevent issues, manage relationships & transform any broken or challenging relationships.
As part of Good Relations Week 2023, Rural Community Network (RCN) is delivering an online course in Trauma Informed Practice – Level 1 Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Awareness. This course is ideally suited for individuals and organisation’s who are interested in gaining an initial understanding of ACEs, their long term impacts, how they affect behaviours, how we can better respond to people affected by ACEs (including ourselves), and who can support us.
This workshop is part of RCN’s ongoing participation in, and commitment to, the regional strategy to embed ACES Awareness and Trauma Informed knowledge and practice at community and statutory levels. Delivery will be provided by RCN staff who have been trained by Safeguarding Board NI (SBNI). All resources used to deliver the workshop have been developed by SBNI.
To reserve a place at this workshop please click below alternatively contact the RCN Offices on 0288766670 or kelly@ruralcommunitynetwork.org.
Carbon Literacy Programmes provide community-group and youth-group leaders with confidence, knowledge and skills to engage with the climate emergency, including an introduction to the key topics of climate science, climate justice and carbon footprints.
Upon completion of the course, you will receive accreditation and free teaching and learning resources that initiate important conversations that can help assuage feelings of climate anxiety in group members.
With its combination of self-study and online Zoom meetings with colleagues, this FREE one-day programme is best suited to those who are short on time.
Please note: this date will run between 10am-4pm.
Carbon Literacy Programmes provide community-group and youth-group leaders with confidence, knowledge and skills to engage with the climate emergency, including an introduction to the key topics of climate science, climate justice and carbon footprints.
Upon completion of the course, you will receive accreditation and free teaching and learning resources that initiate important conversations that can help assuage feelings of climate anxiety in group members.
With its combination of self-study and online Zoom meetings with colleagues, this FREE modular programme is best suited to those who enjoy a more relaxed learning pace.
Please note: each module with last approximately one hour and 30 minutes.
The Carbon Smart Communities programme provides youth-group workers and community-group members with confidence, knowledge and skills to engage with the climate emergency, including an introduction to the key topics of climate science, climate justice and carbon footprints.
Upon completion of the course, you will receive accreditation and free teaching and learning resources that initiate important conversations that can help assuage feelings of climate anxiety in group members.
With its combination of self-study and online Zoom meetings with colleagues, this FREE one-day programme is best suited to those who are short on time.
Please note: this date will run between 10am-4pm.
Carbon Literacy Programmes provide post-primary teachers with confidence, knowledge and skills to engage with the climate emergency, including an introduction to the key topics of climate science, climate justice and carbon footprints.
Upon completion of the course, you will receive accreditation and free teaching and learning resources that initiate important conversations that can help assuage feelings of climate anxiety in young people through leaving them feeling more empowered.
With its combination of self-study and online Zoom meetings with colleagues, this FREE one-day programme is best suited to those who are short on time.
Please note: this date will run between 10am-4pm.
Carbon Literacy Programmes provide post-primary teachers with confidence, knowledge and skills to engage with the climate emergency, including an introduction to the key topics of climate science, climate justice and carbon footprints.
Upon completion of the course, you will receive accreditation and free teaching and learning resources that initiate important conversations that can help assuage feelings of climate anxiety in young people through leaving them feeling more empowered.
With its combination of self-study and online Zoom meetings with colleagues, this FREE modular programme is best suited to those who enjoy a more relaxed learning pace.
Please note: each module with last approximately one hour and 30 minutes.
The Solution Focused Circle is an opportunity for Community Relations Council’s Core Funded and NBSGRP groups to come together and using the SFC model delivered by TIDES training, explore issues and problems.
The model enables the participants to work through and identify creative solutions to the problems faced in a peer support setting and will take place on the 30th September at 10am.
Join HERe NI for a session on Sexual Orientation Awareness and LGBTQ+ Families Awareness.
This online session is ideal for staff and volunteers that work with people or anyone who wants to become more aware of how to be more inclusive.
This session will be on Zoom, please contact grainne.gibson@hereni.org for the link and to register.
