This ran during Good Relations Week 2025
It is here as a record of what happened. The dates and any booking links below are from 2025 and will not work now.
Run by National Museums NI
Explore the Ulster Museums' journey towards decolonisation, diversity and inclusion in their Inclusive Global Histories Gallery.
Through its Inclusive Global Histories exhibition, Ulster Museum is re-evaluating its World Cultures collection to better understand the complex global stories of these objects - how and why they came to be in Northern Ireland, how they connect to our audiences and what the options might be for these items in the future.
Working in partnership with others, they are re-examining their collections and sites, and seeking to address racism and exclusionary practices. Through Inclusive Global Histories, the Ulster Museum will bring marginalised voices and stories to the fore, exchange ideas and learn from others to encourage mutual respect and understanding. The Inclusive Global Histories exhibition is divided into sections.
The Inclusive Global Histories exhibition was launched in 2022 and is periodically reviewed and updated as research progresses and relationships develop.
The Ulster Museum exhibitions are free to visit, open Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 to 17.00.
An opportunity for residents to chat with staff and pick up a leaflet.
Discussion or talk
Visiting Killyleagh Castle (exterior only), Saintfield and Ballynahinch
Workshop, training or seminar
Hate Crime Prevention - Explore bias, prejudice and hate in communities, address stereotypes and develop practical skills for response and prevention.
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