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For Peace
By Lucy Proudlock for Northern Ireland Foundation
Irish Peace Centres (IPC) hosted a ‘Creative Fringe’ event at the Alliance Party Conference last month. They used different mediums, including a ‘Question Time’-type session with a panel of speakers, to share ideas on how to make peace…
Posted on February 17, 2011 at 12:00
“We are the ‘shared’ crowd, but we are not alone”: Alliance
By Lucy Proudlock for Northern Ireland Foundation
The Alliance Party’s forty-first annual conference, entitled “A Northern Ireland that Works”, took place last month at Dunadry Hotel. Following the theme of most speeches during the day, conference closed following its second motion: “Shared…
ContinuePosted on January 22, 2011 at 16:00
Small businesses, big problems
By Lucy Proudlock for Northern Ireland Foundation
The Federation of Small Businesses hosted a panel-led audience discussion at the Alliance Party Conference last month. Speaking, were Angela McGowan, Chief Economist for Northern Bank; Siobhan McAleer, founder of the Mortgage Shop;…
Posted on January 22, 2011 at 14:30
Alliance Leaders' speeches
By Lucy Proudlock for Northern Ireland Foundation
The Leader, David Ford, and Deputy Leader, Naomi Long, of the Alliance Party spoke on 22nd January at their Party Conference. While Long focussed on Alliance achievements over the past year, Ford spoke mostly about his predictions coming true and what now needs to be changed in Northern Ireland.
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ContinuePosted on January 22, 2011 at 11:30
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UU Civic Leadership Couse
The Northern Ireland Foundation has partnered up with the Ulster Business School at the University of Ulster, to support an exciting new advanced diploma course in Civic Leadership and Community Planning.This innovative leadership development programme meets the need for a practical, accredited programme for key players involved in developing and implementing community planning.
The programme is for elected members and officers in district councils, officers in statutory agencies, and representatives from the community and voluntary sector.
For further details, please download an information flyer and/or contact Northern Ireland Foundation Director, Allan Leonard, on (028) 9089 1799 or director@nifoundation.net
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