Good Relations Week
Events
Which Benefits are right for you? Find out in Lisburn City Library
Carol McCabe, from Community Advice, will discuss which benefits are right for you.
2:30 pm
18
Sep
TOUR, TEA AND TRAYBAKES
The Museum of Orange Heritage offers visitors an opportunity to learn about the history, significance and current activities of the Orange Institution.
9:00 am
18
Sep
The Living Room
The Living Room is a friendly safe space for conversation, a laugh, a good cry - whatever is needed! Enjoy a cup of tea and biscuits or a cake. We will be reminiscing about our favourite neighbours past and present.
1:00 pm
18
Sep
RCITY Belfast: Paper Riot – Sharing Opinions on Community Relations
As part of Good Relations Week, Positive Steps will be participating in a "paper riot" event, where they will share their own perspectives and listen to their peers' opinions on community relations.
7:00 pm
18
Sep
RCITY BELFAST: Games & Activities night
The session will centre around celebrating Good Relations Week through various games and activities.
7:00 pm
18
Sep
Celebrating Good Relations Week
The upcoming Good Relations Week in Ballycastle is set to kick off in style, bringing together students from St. Patrick's & St. Brigid's, Ballycastle Integrated, and Bridin Ni Dhonnghaile Primary Schools, along with the esteemed presence of Mayor Steven Callaghan.
10:00 am
18
Sep
Boys’ Model Students uncover the untold stories of North Belfast
A group of students from Belfast Boys’ Model School in North Belfast have been delving deep into the stories, past and present, of their local community as part of a special literacy project designed to build confidence and enhance writing skills.
11:00 am
18
Sep
Story, Tea and Chat in Cookstown Library
Come to Cookstown Library for a shared reading session.
2:00 pm
19
Sep
Practitioners Meet-Up
Two creative responses to “then and now”, will be presented for a little pondering and discussion, accompanied by tea/coffee and cake. Open to all who work in community in the Lurgan area and beyond.
3:30 pm
19
Sep
Communit-Tea at Rathcoole Library
Come along to Rathcoole Library for some tea, stories and chat at our special Good Relations Event with guest Martin McDowell from North of Ireland Family History Society.
10:00 am
19
Sep
A Bit of Craic in Crumlin Library
Come along to Crumlin Library for some chat and stories. This session will include a visit from the Digital Film Archive.
2:30 pm
19
Sep
Stories of Life, Faith and Hope
You're invited to join us for conversations with key community members as they share their life experiences, faith, and sources of hope.
7:00 pm
20
Sep
Sharing and Learning Together
A group of local women from across Donegall Pass, Donegall Road and Sandy Row are set to visit 174 Trust as part of an ongoing consultation in preparation for the development of a Good Relations Hub on Donegall Pass.
10:00 am
20
Sep
Oral History and understanding and teaching the Troubles: Voices of 68 and 74
This Webinar, led by Professor Chris Reynolds of Nottingham Trent University is designed to help people better understand the Troubles through the experiences of those living at the time, and by placing those events in their wider context.
7:00 pm
20
Sep
Youth Link: NI Annual Peacebuilding Lecture
Youth Link's Annual Peace Day Lecture and Discussion - Together, Pursuing the Common Good, with Dr Cathy Bollaert
9:45 am
21
Sep
Towards Together…. A personal journey in fostering peace and building community.
Talk by community activist Anne Carr on her personal story of peacebuilding in Northern Ireland.
7:00 pm
21
Sep
The St Comgall’s story: from dereliction to transformation
The talk and tour will explore the lessons learned from the long journey of the transformation of St Comgall’s. Gerry McConville in conversation with William Mitchell.
1:00 pm
21
Sep
NI War Memorial Museum Talk by Michael Fryer
Join Michael Fryer from the Northern Ireland War Memorial Museum as he talks about the Second World War in Dungannon Library
10:30 am
21
Sep
Intentional Togetherness – an open community dialogue
An open invitation to participate in a community dialogue about intentional togetherness and our hopes and aspirations for shared belonging and a shared community.
11:00 am
21
Sep
Féile Le Chéile: Lainseáil Chlár // Programme Launch
Ag ceiliúradh 50 bliana don cheol traidisiúnta i nDoire // Celebrating 50 years of Traditional Irish Music in Derry!
1:00 pm
21
Sep
Communit-Tea at Greystone Library
Come along to Greystone Library for some tea, stories and chat at our special Good Relations Event with guest Martin McDowell from North of Ireland Family History Society.
10:30 am
21
Sep
Building Connections Creatively
Building Connections Creatively will use the arts and creative storytelling to build connections with groups of people who would otherwise not meet.
11:00 am
21
Sep
Youth Panel Discussion – Sharing Space on a Shared Island
Young People involved with different Churches, share their insights and experiences of the Shared Island Forum.
10:00 am
22
Sep
Tour, Tea and Traybakes
The Museum of Orange Heritage offers visitors an opportunity to learn about the history, significance and current activities of the Orange Institution.
12:00 pm
22
Sep
Giant Small Worlds Workshop for North Belfast Youth Groups
Ardoyne Youth Enterprise is hosting a giant Small Worlds Workshop for North Belfast youth groups on Friday 22 September 23 at Girdwood Community Hub Shared Space, 6pm to 9pm.
6:00 pm
22
Sep
Debate Conference
Parallel Histories debating conference will invite schools from across Northern Ireland to join us in Stormont, 10am to 2pm for what promises to be a fantastic day of debate and discussion.
10:00 am
22
Sep
Communit-Tea at Glengormley Library
Come along to Glengormley Library for some tea, stories and chat at our special Good Relations Event with guest Martin McDowell from North of Ireland Family History Society.
10:00 am
22
Sep
Communit-Tea at Crumlin Library
Come along to Crumlin Library for some tea, stories and chat at our special Good Relations Event with guest Martin McDowell from North of Ireland Family History Society.
3:00 pm
22
Sep
An Audience with the Authors
Holywell Trust presents ‘An Audience with the Authors’ – an inclusive evening event, in conversation with local authors whose work addresses important community relations and cultural heritage themes.
7:00 pm
22
Sep
Small World Café
A cafe style workshop will provide a safe space for participants to meet people from different backgrounds and parts of the world.
10:00 am
23
Sep
Sisters TOGETHER
NWIA would like to welcome local women to visit their centre to gain insight into the lives of Muslim women, to chat, ask questions about their culture, values and traditions.
4:00 pm
23
Sep