Good Relations Week Events

Kintsugi; the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, teaches us that cracks and fractures can become sites of beauty, strength, and renewal. In this hands-on workshop, we explore Kintsugi not only as a creative practice but as a powerful metaphor for healing and restoring parts of ourselves.

Good Relations Needs Assessment Conference. This conference brings together community, voluntary and statutory groups from across the Armagh area to identify and discuss the key needs, opportunities and priorities within our community.

Students will learn a range of topics related to Diversity Equity & Inclusion.

Belfast Exposed is proud to announce the launch of First They Ignore You, a striking new photobook by artist and photographer Sheila Chakravarti, on 16 October 2025. The publication explores the lived realities of racism in Belfast, offering a vital platform for immigrants, asylum seekers, and refugees whose voices are often marginalised.

Women in Heritage, as part of Twenty-Fifth Literature of Irish Exile Autumn School, will take place in Mellon Centre for Migration Studies on Saturday 18 October – Don’t miss it! Guest speakers include Gemma and Bryonie Reid, Bronagh Mc Atasney, Laura Augiar and Emma McAleer Booking essential – 028 8225 6315 mcms@librariesni.org.uk

We’re excited to announce the return of ReThink adult training. Now across Mid & East Antrim - Antrim & Newtownabbey. Fully funded and free to take part!