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Ameera Film Screening

Run by Northern Ireland Screen Digital Film Archive

A screening of the short film made by Ameera Youth Club and Northern Ireland Screen Digital Film Archive

In the summer members of Ameera Youth Club, a youth club for the Muslim community in the Craigavon area documented the activities of their summer scheme programme. This is the first screening of the resulting film which will include clips from the Digital Film Archive comparing the past and present and themes of youth culture, diversity, and inclusion.

Who is running it

Northern Ireland Screen Digital Film Archive

The Digital Film Archive contains over 120 years of moving image heritage from across Northern Ireland and Ulster covering films, TV, home videos, newsreels and more.

Contact
Lisa Duggan

Invitation only

For an invitation contact [email protected]

Who it is for

  • Children
  • Young people
  • Families
  • Faith communities
  • Newcomer and minority ethnic communities
  • Invited guests only

Accessibility

  • Step-free access
  • Accessible toilets
  • Quiet space available

Also on Friday 16 October

16 Oct
3 dates

Workshop, training or seminar

Cultural Diversity, Respect & Inclusion Workshop

An engaging workshop helping young people understand cultural diversity, challenge stereotypes and appreciate different perspectives. Through practical activities, pupils learn how they can help create a more respectful and inclusive community.

When
Fri 16 Oct · 9am–2.30pm
Where
Online
£125 per class Online Booking needed
16 Oct

Celebration or social

Cross-community Coffee Morning

St Brigid's PS and Knockloughrim PS are hosting a Cross-Community Coffee Morning on Friday 16th October at 10am in Lavey Termoneeny Centre to mark Good Relations Week 2026.

When
Fri 16 Oct · 10am–11am
Where
Lavey Termoneeny Centre, Mid Ulster
Free In person