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Social Enterprise and community resilience to the downturn

Thank you to everyone who attended the seminar, it is greatly appreciated and we hope that you were able to benefit from the activities on the day.

Please see the presentations from yesterday attached here Pauline McClenaghan and Conal McFeeley

We shall be looking at what the next stage shall look like and will keep participants informed.

Social Enterprise and community resilience to the downturn

A seminar ‘Social Enterprise and community resilience to the downturn’ shall take place on Tuesday 24th May 2011 at 1.00 pm in the Tower Hotel in Derry.  To book a place please contact Eileen Millar on 028 9096 1111

 

MERGE

CONCENSUS in partnership with Dance United and Square Pit bring you MERGE. This is a dynamic and innovative large scale dance performance project that will include contemporary and urban street dancers, opera singers, a rap choir, BMX bikers, skate boarders and visual artists who will create a set in live time.

The North West Schools Drama Festival

Wow… what a fantastic night!! The North West Schools Drama Festival took place on Monday 14th March & Tuesday the 15th March with participating schools from Ballygawley Donegal, L’Derry and Strabane.

StageWrite


Stagewrite directors from North West Regional College

A group of students from the North West College Derry along side eight primary schools from Strabane district who participated in the StageWrite program in the Alley Theatre in Strabane on Thursday the 10th of March and Friday 11th March 2011.

Hear2Help Group

Along with local community activist Mervyn Ewing, a member of the Parents Support Group took the initiative to start a women’s group in her own local community in North Belfast.  Assessing the issues that needed to be tackled she decided to focus on drug and alcohol abuse.

Parent Support Group

‘Don’t judge us on where we are from’ – Armagh Youth discuss conflict and social Justice

Over 60 residents from Armagh- young people, youth leaders, community organisation representatives, friends and family were treated to the presentation of the experiences of a group of young men from the Drumarg and Mullacreevie estates.  The special evening was the outcome of an exchange of visits with Sheffield youth at the fringes of gang violence, visits to the miners and Chilean exiled community of Yorkshire, England and four days of filming their own views, and the views of local residents in the neighbourhoods whe

Lithuanian national sport and music comes to Belfast

On Saturday 23rd October 2010 teams from Dungannon, Armagh, Kilkeel, Newtownards and Lisburn descended on Queen’s University PEC sports complex to celebrate our diversity and promote integration of one of our fastest growing communities in the form of their national sport, basketball. Lithuanians can boast third place in this year’s Basketball World Championships, and those living in Northern Ireland have been using the sport to bring people together in different cities and towns around Northern Ireland. 

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