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Hunger Games for Peace

Run by YouthAction NI

Hunger Games for Peace 40 Young People Youth Action NI, East Africa Youth and Lower Ormeau Youth Hub Interactive methodology to look at peacebuilding and young people's role in creating an inclusive society.

Hunger Games for Peace is an event for young people delivered by YouthAction NI as part of the Shared Agenda for Peace programme. This Shared Learning Partnership is between East Africa Youth and Lower Ormeau Youth Hub. This closed event is happening in Lower Ormeau Youth Hub. The ‘Hunger for Peace Games’ is an initiative that lends its methodology to that of the book ‘Hunger Games’ by Suzanne Collins and the subsequent film series. In this series young people (tributes) are selected to compete in an annual pageant called the ‘Hunger Games’. Within the Games the ‘tributes’ are forced to fight to the death in this widely watched spectacle. Purpose/Aim: • Using a similar methodology to the Hunger Games, our adaptation promotes more of a fight for peace than a fight to the death. • It assumes that peace is not a given or an end product in itself, but rather one that requires careful and considered attention and effort. • It supports young people and adults to reflect on their experiences, and share their insights about living in or observing divided/separate societies. Outcomes: • To meet, connect and build relationships with others from different backgrounds and communities. • To share insights about how conflict and violence impact on attitudes, choices and behaviours. • To identify practical ways to overcome conflict and to contribute to peace-building.

Invitation only

For further information on this event, please contact the event organiser. [email protected]

Also on Thursday 16 October

16 Oct

Living Library

In Belfast - lets borrow a person, instead of a book A one-to-one 20-minute conversation.

When
Thu 16 Oct · 10am
Where
Contact us : [email protected], Belfast
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16 Oct

Workshop, training or seminar

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This event will explore climate change, its connection to peacebuilding and stewardship of the world around us. The workshop will provide some useful resources for exploring climate issues through youth work.

When
Thu 16 Oct · 1.30pm
Where
Youthlink - Farset Enterprise Park 638 Springfield Road, Belfast
Finished Invitation only In person
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Exhibition

Careers West

A careers event for young people in Omagh organised by the Strule Shared Education Campus.

When
Thu 16 Oct · 10am
Where
Omagh Leisure Complex, Fermanagh & Omagh
Finished In person