Run by History Teachers Association of Northern Ireland
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
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. In shining a light on this neglected story, he explores its relevance for our own divided times, particularly in the context of recent racial and ethnic tensions in Belfast, Dublin and elsewhere. Given the involvement of young people in street disturbances, follow up discussion will explore how history teaching, and education in general, might contribute to helping young people gain a more positive understanding of how multiculturalism in Ireland has evolved.
History Teachers Association of Northern Ireland
HTANI supports the interests of history teaching in Northern Ireland. it encourages dialogue between history teachers and the wider public.
Other
Join an exciting Dungeons and Dragons campaign in Warrenpoint Library.
Exhibition
What do you see when you look at a band uniform? Beyond the Uniform invites you to look again, meet the people behind the uniform and discover their stories, lives, contributions, friendships and the role music and belonging play in their communities.
Workshop, training or seminar
Delivered by Dr. Bethany Corbett, Lecturer in Psychology at Ulster University, this Public Lecture explores the theme of 'Belonging' in Northern Ireland. Ulster University Coleraine - Enter via main reception. Room H291 - first floor.
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