by Shared Future News
Stories of Northern Ireland peacebuilding #SharedFuture Shared Future News is an online publication dedicated to providing news, information, and personal stories on the topics of peacebuilding, reconciliation, and diversity. We publish to an audience interested in the history and politics of Ireland and Northern Ireland. We believe that it is important to spread the news of those working for a shared future in Northern Ireland.
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April 26, 2024
<p><strong>In this episode of Northern Peacebuilders, we meet David Mitchell, Assistant Professor in Reconciliation and Peace Studies at Trinity College Dublin at Belfast, discussing his personal interest in peacebuilding, academic research, challenges in peacebuilding in Northern Ireland and globally, and the relevance of peace education. David emphasises the need for continuous research and education in peace studies to support practitioners in the field.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This episode was produced from an interview by Dr David McCann, televised by community-based Northern Visions (NVTV) and which received funding from the Community Relations Council. We are grateful to David and both organisations.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Northern Peacebuilders is presented by Allan Leonard and produced by Shared Future News, to highlight the work and efforts of those seeking to contribute to better community relations in Northern Ireland.</p> <p><br></p> <p>This episode, with notes, is available at <a href="https://sharedfuture.news/category/podcast/northern-peacebuilders/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Shared Future News</a>.</p>
March 19, 2024
<p><strong>In this episode of Northern Peacebuilders, we meet Gerard Deane, who discusses his background in peacebuilding and community development, influenced by his father's work at Holywell Trust. He reflects on his university experience and the disconnect between theoretical peace studies and real-world conflict. Gerard emphasizes the importance of values-based practice, building relationships, and the need for systemic change. He acknowledges the challenges in engaging the public, particularly younger people, and the impact of a divided society on their identities and opportunities.</strong></p> <p>Northern Peacebuilders is presented by Allan Leonard and produced by Shared Future News, to highlight the work and efforts of those seeking to contribute to better community relations in Northern Ireland.</p> <p>This episode, with notes, is also available at <a href="https://sharedfuture.news/category/podcast/northern-peacebuilders/">Shared Future News</a>.</p>
March 16, 2024
<p><strong>In this episode of Northern Peacebuilders, we meet David Robinson, who discusses his journey into peacebuilding and community relations. He shares personal experiences from his childhood, involvement in Corrymeela, and later work at Belfast City Council, particularly in the Decade of Centenaries. David emphasises the importance of genuine reconciliation and building positive relationships to create a peaceful and safe society.</strong></p> <p>Northern Peacebuilders is presented by Allan Leonard and produced by Shared Future News, to highlight the work and efforts of those seeking to contribute to better community relations in Northern Ireland.</p> <p>This episode, with notes, is also available at <a href="https://sharedfuture.news/category/podcast/northern-peacebuilders/">Shared Future News</a>.</p>
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Stories of Northern Ireland peacebuilding #SharedFuture
Shared Future News is an online publication dedicated to providing news, information, and personal stories on the topics of peacebuilding, reconciliation, and diversity. We publish to an audience interested in the history and politics of Ireland and Northern Ireland. We believe that it is important to spread the news of those working for a shared future in Northern Ireland.
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