Huge congratulations to Dr Adrian Grant & CAIN for securing funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund for his project “Home in Troubled Times: Exploring everyday life and conflict in Northern Ireland using digital archives”, which INCORE is proud to host! www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Looking to upgrade your skills? Join us later this month for our short course, "Foundations of Peace and Conflict Studies." This course can be taken as a standalone or as part of a certificate programme, and even counts towards an MSc www.ulster.ac.uk/courses/2025...

The latest Transitional Justice Institute seminar: “An Omni-crisis in International Law: Iran, Israel, and Gaza.” Excellent discussion and highly recommended youtu.be/xwYc7c6P89Y?...

Interested in our MSc in Peace and Conflict Studies? 🌍✨ Whether you're thinking of starting full-time or part-time in September 2025, join us for an information session to learn more!

Register: www.ulster.ac.uk/study/postgr...

Today #StitchingSolidarity moved into the community running workshops in various public spaces

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Powerful papers and art making as issues are explored.

“Stitching Solidarity: Activism in Textile Art Symposium” #StitchingSolidarity.

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Such a wide range of global interest! The “Stitching Solidarity: Activism in Textile Art Symposium” today #StitchingSolidarity.

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Great to welcome artists and activists from around the world for the #StitchingSolidarity symposium @conflicttextiles.bsky.social @ulsteruniversity.bsky.social

Deborah Stockdale talks about her Plantation textile at the Guildhall on the Plantation @conflicttextiles.bsky.social #StitchingSolidarity

Today we begin four days events. Fitting start for the “Stitching Solidarity: Activism in Textile Art Symposium” at the Guildhall in Derry with @conflicttextiles.bsky.social #StitchingSolidarity

Great that our partnerConflict Textiles is now on BlueSky. Conflict Textiles is a collection of international textiles, exhibitions and associated events, all of which focus on elements of conflict and human rights abuses. Check Out
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Watch this enlightening public lecture on "Nonviolence & Democracy Building" with Iranian-Canadian political philosopher Ramin Jahanbegloo, Executive Director of the Mahatma Gandhi Centre for Nonviolence. Hosted by Innate, Conflict Textiles, and INCORE

📢 Invite: Nonviolence & Empowerment.

Join Conflict Textiles, INNATE, & the Hume O’Neill Chair in Peace (Ulster University) for a discussion on nonviolence with Ramin Jahanbegloo.

🗓️ 28 Nov | ⏰ 3:00 PM📍Belfast Room, Ulster Museum

Info and Register:
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