Good Relations Week 2021 Events
Seeing Between the Lines: Gender and Representation in the UTV archive.
This event will reflect on the partnership project between PRONI and NI Screen to preserve, digitise and make available the UTV archive.
This event will focus on a project run by PRONI and the Making the Future project in 2020 which brought together a group of young people during lockdown to engage with and reinterpret female representation, sexism and gender equality in the UTV archive.
Organiser: Public Record Office of Northern Ireland
7:00 pm
20
Sep
Latvian Society of Cavan and Northern Ireland
Dancing is an integral part of Latvian culture and tradition. Dancers of Latviesu Biedriba share their passion for folk dancing through their outdoor performance of the Kreicburgas polka and midsummer celebration dance which can be seen on YouTube during Good Relations Week 2021.
Organiser: Fermanagh & Omagh District Council
9:00 am
20
Sep
Erne District Chinese Families’ and Friends’ Association
Erne District Chinese Families' and Friends' Association promotes Chinese culture, language and traditions to ensure future generations are aware of their heritage. The group shares the celebration of Chinese culture through traditional Chinese music, singing and dancing, calligraphy and cooking and the Story of the Laughing Little Flower told in Mandarin by 8-year old Lee Shin.
Organiser: Fermanagh & Omagh District Council
10:00 am
20
Sep
Brighter Days for #ourMEA – Video Achieves
As part of Good Relations Week 2021, local young people from three different community based organisations will share insights around their personal journeys during lockdown through short videos.
Organiser: Antrim & Newtownabbey Borough Council
6:00 pm
20
Sep
Brighter Days – Digital Film Archive
Northern Ireland Screen’s Digital Film Archive has created a collection of clips and films from across the years called Brighter Days, reflecting on the role of young people as changemakers in society.
Organiser: Northern Ireland Screen’s Digital Film Archive
10:00 am
20
Sep
Atlas Women’s Centre Creche – Voice of the Child
Early Childhood settings reflect Brighter Days Ahead. Early years settings with a diverse range of practitioners, children and family backgrounds, were invited and encouraged to consider what 'Brighter Days Ahead' means to them. We have captured their creative interpretation of this through the voice of the child and those who care for them, based on the Good Relations Week theme.
Organiser: Early Years - the organisation for young children
12:00 pm
20
Sep
“VOICES” Marking 100 years of Northern Ireland
BCRC officially launches its 'VOICES- Marking 100 years of Northern Ireland' publication. This is a showcase of poetry, prose, art, commentary from the many voices of local people and captures their verbal and written expressions on the 100th Anniversary of Northern Ireland - past, present and hopes for the future.
Organiser: Building Communities Resource Centre
10:00 am
20
Sep
Showcase video: Stoneworks Gym – The Flex Programme
Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council have supported the delivery of a number of Youth Programmes that contribute towards the progression of young people and in creating a more peaceful Borough.
This video showcases The Flex Programme delivered by Stoneworks Gym.
Organiser: Antrim & Newtownabbey Borough Council
12:00 pm
21
Sep
Fane Street Primary School Choir Video Performance
Fane Street Primary School Choir have recorded and share a song for the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust in celebration of Good Relations Week 2021.
Organiser: Belfast Health and Social Care Trust
12:00 pm
21
Sep
Bright Sparks Montessori – Rainbow of Resilience
Early Childhood settings reflect Brighter Days Ahead. Early years settings with a diverse range of practitioners, children and family backgrounds, were invited and encouraged to consider what 'Brighter Days Ahead' means to them. We have captured their creative interpretation of this through the voice of the child and those who care for them, based on the Good Relations Week theme.
Organiser: Early Years - the organisation for young children
12:00 pm
21
Sep
Sing 2 Songs
Music video showing the connection between Bulgarian culture and the district’s local music, dance and traditions.
Organiser: Beyond Skin
11:00 am
22
Sep
Showcase video: Summer Outreach Diversionary Programme
Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council have supported the delivery of a number of Youth Programmes that contribute towards the progression of young people and in creating a more peaceful Borough.
This video showcases the Summer Outreach Diversionary Programme delivered by Ionad Teaghlaigh Ghleann Darach.
Organiser: Antrim & Newtownabbey Borough Council
12:00 pm
22
Sep
Celebrating Diversity using storybooks
Early Years Quality Mentor, Aoife Lacey explains the importance of using story books with young children and how these can be used effectively to support diversity in the early years setting.
Organiser: Early Years - the organisation for young children
12:00 pm
22
Sep
Belfast Skate Collective Video Profile
The Community Relations Council presents a visually impactful video piece that shines a light on the Belfast Skate Collective in what the group is doing to provide a voice for the local skating community, and as a way to push for more public spaces to be created for young people.
Organiser: Community Relations Council
6:00 pm
22
Sep
‘Reverie’ Music Video by CAMHS Service User Forum ‘Impact’
CAMHS Service User Forum ‘Impact’ have recorded a music video - ‘Reverie’ about togetherness and feeling supported and no longer feeling alone.
Organiser: Belfast Health and Social Care Trust
9:00 am
22
Sep
Video Profile of Local Young Artist Anna McKee’s Graphic Illustration of ‘Brighter Days Ahead’
The Community Relations Council presents a video profile of a young graphic illustrator’s interpretation of the ‘Brighter Days Ahead’ theme created using watercolours.
Organiser: Community Relations Council
6:00 pm
23
Sep
Little Ones Day Nursery – Voice of the Child
Early years settings with a diverse range of practitioners, children and family backgrounds, were invited and encouraged to consider what 'Brighter Days Ahead' means to them. We have captured their creative interpretation of this through the voice of the child and those who care for them, based on the Good Relations Week theme.
Organiser: Early Years - the organisation for young children
12:00 pm
23
Sep
Video Profile: Challenging racism, sectarianism and sexism through football and augmented reality
The Community Relations Council presents a video profile that will showcase a cutting edge project delivered by Making The Future in collaboration with the Nerve Centre and the Irish FA that brought young people together from mixed backgrounds in South Belfast to learn about racism, sectarianism and sexism through football and augmented reality.
Organiser: Community Relations Council
6:00 pm
24
Sep
Showcase video: NACN – Creative Diversionary Youth Programme
Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council have supported the delivery of a number of Youth Programmes that contribute towards the progression of young people and in creating a more peaceful Borough.
This video showcases the Creative Diversionary Youth Programme delivered by Newtownabbey Arts and Culture Network (NACN).
Organiser: Antrim & Newtownabbey Borough Council
12:00 pm
24
Sep
Living Library ‘Ethnic Minorities’ – BHSCT
Living Library: Ethnic Minorities Staff Network have coordinated volunteers to share stories about their home country, language and favorite memories or foods from home .
Organiser: Belfast Health and Social Care Trust
9:00 am
24
Sep
Atlas Women’s Centre – Poem ‘brighter days ahead’
Early Childhood settings reflect Brighter Days Ahead. Early years settings with a diverse range of practitioners, children and family backgrounds, were invited and encouraged to consider what 'Brighter Days Ahead' means to them. We have captured their creative interpretation of this through the voice of the child and those who care for them, based on the Good Relations Week theme.
Organiser: Early Years - the organisation for young children
12:00 pm
24
Sep
The Erne District Chinese Families’ and Friends’ Association – Aspects of Chinese Culture
The Erne District Chinese Families' and Friends' Association presents a video compilation that demonstrates Chinese Cooking, Guzheng Music, Craft Work making lanterns and Chinese Exercises traditionally performed in the morning.
Organiser: Erne District Chinese Families and Friends Association
1:00 pm
25
Sep
Brighter Days Art Competition – Online Gallery
Art Competition online gallery of all the art work. Available on all Belfast Health & Social Care social media platforms.
Organiser: Belfast Health and Social Care Trust
10:00 am
25
Sep
Virtual interviews with different members of the Indian Hindu Association
A series of virtual interviews with different members of the Indian Hindu Association.
For more information, please contact chugh28m@yahoo.co.uk
Organiser: Hindu Association Derry ~ Londonderry
26
Sep
First Screening of Celebration Event Mandarin Speakers Association
Online event screening a video recorded of the events which young people organised during COVID-19 pandemic including Chinese folk dancing, Chinese New Year celebrations through Zoom, singing and learning Chinese language and art together in classe
Organiser: Mandarin Speakers Association
2:00 pm
26
Sep