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Leadership for Peaceful Change – Women’s Critical Role in Peace Building

Run by The John & Pat Hume Foundation

The Hume Foundation, Thornhill College and the students involved in Global Sisters host a conversation with Monica McWilliams, Brid Rodgers, Marie Brown, Foyle Women’s Aid, Deputy Mayor Cllr Catherine McDaid and one of the students from Global Sisters.

The John and Pat Hume Foundation, Thornhill College and the students involved in Global Sisters are delighted to host a conversation with inspiring women leaders at 10.30am on Friday 16 October 2026 in the Thornhill College.

Speakers to date include Monica McWilliams, Brid Rodgers, Marie Brown, Foyle Women’s Aid, Deputy Mayor Cllr Catherine McDaid and one of the students from Global Sisters.

This is an event for schools. For further information contact: Pól Mac Fhirléighinn [email protected]

Who is running it

The John & Pat Hume Foundation

The John & Pat Hume Foundation was established in 2020 to support and inspire Leadership for Peaceful Change.

Who it is for

  • Invited guests only
  • Schools and educators

Accessibility

  • Accessible parking
  • Accessible toilets
  • Step-free access

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