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Human rights workshop: Mount Lourdes Grammar School

Run by Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission

The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission will be running a human rights workshop for students at Mount Lourdes Grammar School.

We will be providing one of our workshops to students at Mount Lourdes Grammar School.

Students will look at:

• The work and role of the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission

• Art, sport and human rights

• Your human rights

We offer these free workshops to post-primary schools. If you are interested in booking a workshop or learning more, please email [email protected]

Who is running it

Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission

The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission promotes and protects the rights of everyone in Northern Ireland.

Phone
07769361156
Address
4th Floor Alfred House 19-21 Alfred Street Belfast Belfast County (optional) BT2 8ED

Invitation only

This is an event for pupils at Mount Lourdes Grammar School.

Who it is for

  • Invited guests only
  • Children
  • Young people

Accessibility

  • Accessible parking

Also on Wednesday 14 October

14 Oct

Celebration or social

Coffee Morning

Coffee morning in Chichester Library to celebrate Good Relations Week.

When
Wed 14 Oct · 10.30am–12pm
Where
Chichester Library, Belfast
Finished Free In person
14 Oct
4 dates

Other

Our Community Our Story

Celebrate Good Relations Week by helping create a community mural in Whitehead Library.

When
Wed 14 Oct · 10am–5pm
Where
Whitehead Library, Mid & East Antrim
Finished Free In person
14 Oct

Discussion or talk

Ireland’s Untold History of Multiculturalism

In this online talk, Professor Kieran Connell (Queen’s University Belfast) explores the history of immigration and ethnic diversity across the island of Ireland from partition to the present day, and examines its implications for contemporary society

When
Wed 14 Oct · 7pm–8.15pm
Where
Online. Registration and access details will follow, Belfast
Finished Free to log on Booking needed