Event Type: online

Restorative Writing Course– Facilitated by Hannah Eynon

Writing has the power to heal, connect, and transform. This
four-week online course facilitated by Hannah Eynon invites
participants to explore the practice of restorative writing;
using words as a tool to process experience, reclaim voice,
and re-imagine possibility.

Marking Holocaust Memorial Day in 2026

Join Us in Preparing for Holocaust Memorial Day 2026
As part of Good Relations Week, we invite you to come together with us to explore how individuals, groups, and communities can mark Holocaust Memorial Day in January 2026.

This will be an opportunity to:

  • Learn more about the meaning and importance of Holocaust Memorial Day.

  • Share ideas and resources for local events and activities.

  • Discover practical ways you or your organisation can take part.

By remembering the past, we strengthen our commitment to building respectful, inclusive, and united communities today.

Online GRW Quiz

As part of our Good Relations Week, TIDES will host an online fun quiz for up to 60 participants on the Peace + funded Youthscape Plus programme.

Young people from Omagh, Dungannon, Cookstown, Enniskillen, Letterkenny and Ballybofey will be brought together online to take part in a fun and informative competition which will include general knowledge, music, sport, and good relations issues. Groups will be hosted by four South West College campuses and two Donegal Youth Service centres who are piloting the new Youthscape Plus programme which will see young people from different backgrounds working together in a six month long programme of education, exploration, and dialogue.

4 Corners Festival: Visions Of Our City Premiere

4 Corners Festival is premiering its Visions Of Our City video from the 2023 festival.

Earlier this year, the Festival partnered with Ulster University to bring together young people from all ‘corners’ of Belfast to explore their dreams for the city. This video showcases their experience of the event.

Award-winning photographer Mal McCann (Irish News) led workshops in smartphone photography before the sixth form students had the chance to work in groups and capture images that represent their collective vision for Belfast. A selection of the photos produced can be viewed on the Festival’s website.

Now approaching its 12th year, the 4 Corners Festival was conceived as a way to inspire people from across the city to transform it for the peace and wellbeing of all, featuring a range of art, music, discussion, sport and faith-based events.

Co-founder, Father Martin Magill: “A key part of 4 Corners Festival each year is our encouragement to develop new relationships. It was great to see how the young people got on so well with one another during our first event”.

This event was funded by The Northern Ireland Executive’s Central Good Relations Fund.