The 'Change Starts With Us' event will help highlight various social and environmental challenges our youth face as a community through a range of workshops. These will look at reducing waste and enhancing recycling in a move towards a circular economy both locally and across different cultures and traditions.

Networking event for members of community and voluntary organisations in the Causeway Coast and Glens Area sharing information and learning about what grassroots communities can do to take action to build a stronger shared society and a more sustainable future.

The continuation of working sessions to design and collate resources that could be used for facilitation in communities who are struggling with knife crime and associated themes. Community practitioners are invited to attend and be part of this process.

Coffee morning and participants demonstrating activities held within the workshop and discussing impact on their daily lives.

On the 23rd September Theatre of Witness is a form of performance, developed by founder and artistic director Teya Sepinuck that gives voice to those who have been marginalised, forgotten or are invisible in society. 

This event will aim to challenge thinking of UV groups on what good relations and shared space means, share community examples of what has/hasn't worked and explore potential opportunities the Peace Plus programme may bring.

The 'Change Starts With Us' event will help highlight various social and environmental challenges our youth face as a community through a range of workshops. These will look at reducing waste and enhancing recycling in a move towards a circular economy both locally and across different cultures and traditions.

The Playhouse are hosting workshops for two school groups and two older peoples’ groups on the 22nd September. The participants will learn how to hand-print and take home their own old style fine art poster. 

To celebrate Good Relations Week, Youth Action are hosting presentation and discussion on Shared Education & partnership development within the youth sector held by YouthAction & Corrymeela. The presentation and discussion will explore their resource ‘Developing an Agenda for Peace through Youth Work: Application to Practice’, which is designed to centre peacebuilding within youth work, asking key reflective questions of those involved in, or those seeking to become involved in, partnership work.

Fighting Words NI are hosting lively, collaborative and interactive workshops in celebration of Good Relations Week. Participants will have the opportunity to invent characters, dialogue, and create an original story in a Belfast setting, brought to life by our on-site illustrator. Themes of community, identity, problem solving, emotional literacy and the importance of fun and creative thinking will be brought to life.

The 'Change Starts With Us' event will help highlight various social and environmental challenges our youth face as a community through a range of workshops. These will look at reducing waste and enhancing recycling in a move towards a circular economy both locally and across different cultures and traditions.

The in-person one-day workshop will explore the variety of Christian denominations in Ireland, their similarities and differences. It will look at a range of areas including the history of the denominations, their doctrinal positions, worship and liturgy, government and places of worship. Time will also be available for discussion.

Ethnic Minority Sports Organisation NI (EMSONI ) looks forward to welcoming community coaches to this face to face coaching leadership workshop where we plan to engage these community coaches on how to break barriers to sport performance from coaching perspective with the aim to improve their coaching delivery to the community football teams in Northern Ireland. The coaching leadership workshop is taking place as part of CRC Good Relations Week and will focus on the UN Sustainable Development Goals around breaking barriers to coaching education and improving wellbeing.