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Who do you think you are? The advantages of a geographic DNA project

Run by Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council

A digital talk that employs DNA sampling and genealogical training workshops to promote discussion about cultural identity.

Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council presented 'Who Do You Think You Are?' - a digital talk that employs DNA sampling and genealogical training workshops to promote discussion about cultural identity. It explained the advantages of DNA projects with a geographic focus and explore how they can be used to celebrate community identity, as well as the cultural tourism benefits they bring. The video is stored and available on the Northern Ireland Community Archive (www.niarchive.org). For more information, contact Nicholas Wright via email: [email protected]

Also on Wednesday 16 September

16 Sep

Digital storytelling

Creative Centenaries Comic Book Showcase

The Nerve Centre’s Creative Centenaries project has developed a suite of graphic novels focused on real-life characters from Ireland’s Decade of Centenaries.

When
Wed 16 Sep · 11am
Where
Online
Finished Online Booking needed
16 Sep

Video or archive footage

Celebrating Good Relations in MEA: GR Week 2019

Mid & East Antrim Borough Council took a look back on the events delivered during Good Relations Week in 2019.

When
Wed 16 Sep · 9am
Where
Online
Finished Online Booking needed