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Peacebuilding a shared Northern Irish society ✌️ Editor 🔍 Writer ✏️ Photographer 📸
Latest from Allan LEONARD
- Constructive journalism is ‘pressing, urgent, and needed everywhere’: inaugural B° Future Festival
- Being churches together: celebrating a reconciling vision of hope
- A celebration of unionist culture
- The impermanence of land and legacy
- GFA and Windsor Framework ‘tributes to complexity’: McDonagh at JHISS
- Opsahl Commission 30th anniversary: ‘civic poetry’ still yielding insights
Latest from Amy O'REILLY
Latest from Andrew GRAHAM
Latest from Antoinette MARSHALL
Latest from Aodhan FAGAN
Latest from Barbara OROZCO DIAZ
- Unfinished Peace: Brian Rowan, journalist and author
- Branding peace: Public art in ‘post-conflict’ Northern Ireland #ESRCfestival
- Peace process transformed Ireland, North and South: Ahern
- Religion will always make a difference: Kids and Young Life and Times 2015 survey results
- Our public love and secret chain for a politics of kindness
- Peace education in a conflict-affected society
Latest from Barbara ZEDLER
Latest from Barton CREETH
- Less in-group, more Shared Future group: Lyttle implores OFMDFM
- ‘A Work of Genius’: Where in these dark times will we sing together?
- DUP affirms it will lead Northern Ireland to a shared future
- The healing tongue: Irish learners in Belfast finding common heritage and common ground
- Earl Storey: Champion of reconciliation
- Transforming sectarianism in our churches
Latest from Ben MARSHALL
- ‘Billy Boy’ — life lessons through the belief in bonfires
- ‘First people’s assembly’ for a new constitution for Ireland — a lopside outcome?
- Shared WWII history between Poland and Northern Ireland
- Book review — A Troubled Sleep (James Waller)
- Book review — The End of Ulster Loyalism? (Peter Shirlow)
- Bonfires
Latest from Brian SPENCER
Latest from Catherine DOYLE
- Time to stop ‘festering’ about our past: Denis Bradley
- Don’t mention racism: West Belfast Youth Talks Back at Féile an Phobail
- Ceasefire @FeileBelfast
- Quiet Peacemakers: An artistic celebratory exhibition by Susan Hughes
- Reading and Writing for Peace: A poetic celebration
- Together in Pieces: changing landscapes, changes mindsets
Latest from Claire MURRAY
Latest from Claire WHELAN
Latest from Constance VICTOR
- Book review — Peace in the Age of Chaos (Steve Killelea)
- ‘Peacemaking isn’t for the fainthearted’ — Tenx9: Peace
- The Prisons Memory Archive: Walking through place to address legacy of conflict
- Book review — In Sunshine or in Shadow: How Boxing Brought Hope in the Troubles (Donald McRae)
- Shaping peace together: UN International Day of Peace 2020
Latest from Eilish BOSCHERT
- Fostering liminality: Lessons from Britain and Ireland: Lives Entwined (Vol. 5)
- Tools for change: Grassroots-based transitional justice
- Peace tourism: A mobile history of Belfast’s grassroots peacebuilding
- Brexit: The desperate search for Englishness in our plurality
- Literary motivations to look forward
- Building Momentum for Peace: Give the world the best you have
Latest from Emilie GRAZIANI
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Gijs HOEKZEMA is a postgraduate student at Radboud University, Nijmegen, for a master's degree in Human Geography. At the same university, he earned a BS degree in Geography, Spatial Planning, and Environment. Gijs's current research is examining the role that wall murals in Northern Ireland play in the transformation of conflict and its contribution to peacebuilding.
Latest from Gordon GILLESPIE
Latest from Graham LEICESTER
Hollie Ennis is a postgraduate student at University College Dublin, for an MA degree in Peace and Conflict Studies. At Queen’s University Belfast, she earned a BA degree in International Relations and History. Hollie’s professional experience includes running workshops on female health and promoting the education of young women and girls.
Latest from Hollie ENNIS
- Environmental peacebuilding: Progressing as a planet and a people
- Years of Hope — young activists plant a seed of hope for the future of Northern Ireland
- Gendering constitutional conversations surrounding Irish unity
- Book review — Milkman (Anna Burns)
- Book review — My Name is Rebecca (Sam Burnside)
- Culture
Latest from Ignacio ALVAREZ PRIETO
- Human rights: cause, consequence or transforming conflicts?
- Placing memories with reality: Review of “Waltz with Bashir”
- ‘Border Lives’ project gives voice to the untold stories of the frontier
- Sharing experiences of disseminating personal Accounts of the Conflict
- ‘Diversity is strength and not a threat’: Unite Against Hate seminar
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Julia PAUL is co-founder of Shared Future News. She is an award-winning, creative and resourceful, PhD qualified journalist and media consultant with a progressive career spanning more then 20 years within the broadcasting, overseas development, and education sectors. She has specialist expertise in reporting on conflict and divided communities, and in training journalists in countries emerging from conflict. She is an experienced media analyst who has lectured at a Russell Group university, and presented her research at international conferences and contributed to Ofcom public events.
Latest from Justine GREGG
Kathe Pribyl Pierdinock is an undergraduate student at the University of Notre Dame, for a degree in anthropology. Her experience includes tutoring English to refugee children in Greece and assisting teaching at Breakthrough Urban Ministries in Chicago.
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Kellie BANCALARI is a postgraduate student at Trinity College Dublin, for an MPhil degree in Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation. At George Washington University, she earned a BA degree in International Affairs. Kellie’s professional experience includes journalism, interviewing, writing, publishing, and producing multimedia documentaries.
Latest from Kellie BANCALARI
- ‘Without her, I don’t think I would have survived’: a Rwanda genocide story
- Reporting the Troubles 2: an important storytelling contribution
- Young people learn power of coming together: Game of Three Halves at 4 Corners Festival
- 4 Corners kicks off its 10th annual festival with Pope Francis biographer Dr Austen Ivereigh
- Calls for peace, justice, reconciliation in Derry on 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday
Laura Rodriguez-Davis is a postgraduate student at Trinity College Dublin, for an MPhil degree in conflict resolution and reconciliation. At the University of South Florida, she earned a BA degree in psychology and a BS degree in behavioural healthcare. Laura's professional experience includes a leadership role for youth programmes at a theatre company.
Latest from Laura RODRIGUEZ-DAVIS
- ‘Let light in’: musical event celebrates peace and difference
- ‘We’re all just people’: play remembers PUP leader David Ervine
- Theatre
- ‘Arts a reflection of who we are in the future’: Adrian Dunbar
- ‘Before and After’: playwrights making sense of Northern Ireland society in change
- ‘An anthem to end wars’: music and poetry to commemorate GFA
Latest from Leon LITVACK
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Latest from Lucy PROUDLOCK
Madison POULTER earned an MPhil degree, with distinction, in Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation, at Trinity College Dublin. Her thesis focused on the power of comedic stories in post-conflict/transitional societies in creating a space for reimagining the past. She specifically examined the popular show "Derry Girls" in the context of Northern Ireland and community relations.
Latest from Madison POULTER
- Bridging divisions: lessons from Los Angeles and Belfast
- Former presidents Adams and Clinton reflect on 25 years of peace
- No longer a footnote: women and the Good Friday Agreement
- Literature and the process of peace: a talk by Marilynn Richtarik
- Less forgiveness and more cooperation in peacebuilding?
- Derry Girls: Opening a state of mind
Latest from Malaina YODER
Latest from Maria HASSAN
- Your referendum: support for GFA endures
- History of the Present: the sonic memory of voice in conflict
- The Titanic Schools Project: Applying our intriguing maritime past to future challenges
- Verwoerd: My Journey through Family Betrayals
- Blood Red Lines: Verbatim theatre as a form of restorative justice
Latest from Matthew O'HARA
- ‘The politics of peace not reconciliation’: the Good Friday Agreement legacy
- ‘The Good Friday Agreement didn’t fail this generation, it saved it’: a Literific debate
- ‘The war is over; we have to move on’: reflecting on the Northern Ireland and Bosnia & Herzegovina conflicts
- ‘This is not a history lesson; this is ongoing’: the Roma Holocaust
Latest from Michael LUNDY
Naomi HIGGINS is a postgraduate student at Trinity College Dublin, for an MPhil degree in Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation. At State University of New York at Cortland, she earned a BS degree in International Studies. Naomi’s professional experience includes press briefings, promotional content creation, data visualisation, and social media management.
Latest from Naomi HIGGINS
- Prompting civic conversations with poetics of image and phrase
- On Shifting Ground: A 4 Corners conversation with Susan McKay
- Book review — Theorising Civil Society Peacebuilding (Emily Stanton)
- “Bits and Peaces” celebrate Irish peace movement history
- Maintaining a connection with Northern Ireland: Andrew HEYN
Nicole Munson is a postgraduate student at Trinity College Dublin for an MPhil degree in conflict resolution and reconciliation with a background in psychology. Nicole's professional experience includes project and programme management in various non-profit organizations. She sits on the Human Rights First Emerging Leaders Board, where she advocates for human rights.
The Northern Ireland Mixed Marriage Association (NIMMA) provides support and information to couples either in or contemplating mixed marriage. NIMMA lobbies for the acceptance of mixed marriage, increased integrated education, and wider availability of shared social housing. http://www.nimma.org.uk/
Latest from Paul SHEVLIN
Raleigh Kuipers is an undergraduate student at the University of Notre Dame (UND), for a degree in global affairs and Spanish. Her experience includes research and writing for the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, the Pulte Institute for Global Development, and Analyzing & Researching Ireland, North & South (ARINS), all at UND.
Latest from Raleigh KUIPERS
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Rob FAIRMICHAEL is co-ordinator at INNATE — Irish Network for Non-violent Action Training and Education.
Latest from Rob FAIRMICHAEL
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Latest from Rosa HASSON
Latest from Sam ALLEN
- Victims as moral beacons: Testimony from Northern Ireland
- Northern Ireland attitudes to UK Armed Forces: “A positive sign”
- Moving beyond sectarian world views: Conversations on young people and the Good Friday Agreement
- “Hear My Voice”: The price of peace
- Second thoughts on the Good Friday Agreement
- “You can talk about the past without being negative”: JCI youth talk
Latest from Sarah BERNT
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Stories about peacebuilding in Northern Ireland #SharedFuture
Latest from SharedFutureNews
- Shared Future News launches book asking ‘What Northern Ireland means to me’
- What Northern Ireland Means to Me — Book Launch
- Getting under the skin of What Northern Ireland Means to Me
- What Northern Ireland Means to Me — a new podcast of reflections on a centenary
- Shared Future News receives grant from the Shared History Fund to mark the centenary of Northern Ireland
- Northern Ireland journalists, do yourselves a favour: Don’t call yourself a peace journalist
Latest from Sophie AUMAILLEY
- Peace in, by and for communities: In Pursuit of Peace film
- Commision FICT: Stepping forwards to non-sectarian expressions of culture
- Regenerate Portadown: A collective voice enhancing local democracy
- Green and Blue: Dealing with troubled stories of border policing
- Identities in a complex and changing world: A lecture by Francis Campbell
- Transforming communities through innovative use of space
Latest from Steven YOUNGBLOOD
Latest from Tony KELLY
Latest from Tony MACAULAY
Latest from Vanessa VASSALLO
- Summing up 15 years of peace
- Interface Diaries: giving peace a chance through a camera
- The infinite faces of a wall: Teenagers’ perceptions of peace-lines in Belfast
- Islamophobia and historic anti-Catholicism
- “Mixed Marriage”: Sectarianism and missed opportunities
- “You feel citizenship when you can use public space”: Dr Dominic Bryan
Latest from Victor GARCIA
- Cycling without fear: Interview with Paul Nolan
- A lack of clarity in Northern Ireland’s peace building: Tony Macauley
- Belfast: A city shaped by conflict
- No more them and us? CRC policy conference 2012
- Redeeming Our Communities launch in Northern Ireland
- Young people demand more meaningful engagement on peace walls