The Titanic Schools Project: Applying our intriguing maritime past to future challenges by Maria HASSAN 9 April 2021 Inspired by his family history and...
Educated together: New-Bridge students on Integrated Education Month by Fiona Murphy McCormack 8 March 2021 As schools begin to reopen, March marks Integrated Education...
Conflicts between different branches of the same Christian religion, namely Roman Catholicism and Protestantism, have shaped and defined Ireland’s communities, politics, and culture for...
Tackling institutional sectarianism: Revealing truths of Northern Ireland’s education systems by Malaina YODER for Shared Future News 17 February 2020 In an upper room...
The end of the Troubles presented a golden opportunity for the unwinding of divisions and the promotion of greater societal cohesion between Catholics and...
Shared housing and integrated education: Building good community relations by Allan LEONARD for Shared Future News 7 August 2019 A panel discussion on how...
With the establishment of the state of Northern Ireland, the unionist government under Lord Londonderry attempted to create a singular education system. However, this...
