Glencree CEO Will Devas, Onora O'Neill and Johnston McMaster discussion on 1916 - The Ethics of Memory

BBC Ulster Sunday Sequence 28 06 2015

The Courageous Women podcast and booklet are the result of interviews with community leaders in Northern Ireland. The participants highlight current issues in disadvantaged areas relating to the legacy of the conflict, its impact on women's lives, and what needs to change to create a more inclusive, just and peaceful society.  

Producer: Dr. Shirley Graham
Editor: Matt Bonner

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Get to know the history & work of Glencree from the Good Friday Agreement to Brexit; women in peacebuilding to conflict facing the younger generation; a more inclusive Ireland for migrant communities to sharing experiences with the international peacebuilding community. Presented by Glencree Chair Barbara Walshe, CEO Naoimh McNamee, and Community and Political Dialogue Manager Pat Hynes.

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Our second podcast talks about diversity, integration and what it's like to be a young Muslim in Ireland during Ramadan and Eid in this time of Covid19. Joining Glencree’s Intercultural & Refugee Programme Manager, Nadette Foley, are Fardus Sultan from the Belonging & Identity Project Advisory Group and Mohammed Elsayed from the Under One Tent Initiative.

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Glencree Podcast 3 - An Introduction to Dynamic Dialogue

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