BELFAST:
PROJECT REPORTS
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Report: Community relations work with youth in Belfast
Report: State of Art - Report: The Dynamics of Inter-group Reconciliation among Young People in Belfast
LINKS to organisations working with youth:
Ballymacarett Arts and Cultural Society
Email Mr George Newell…۩ The Beat Initiative
Email…۩ Belfast Interface Project
Email…۩ Bytes Project
۩ New Belfast Community Arts Initiative
۩ Children friendship Project for Northern Ireland
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Project children
Additional Site…
۩ Northern Ireland Children's Friendship Project Mural
۩ Community Arts Forum
۩ The Corrymeela Community
۩ Extern Organisation
۩ Féile an Phobail
۩ Forthspring Inter Community Group
۩ Future Youth Games
۩ Include Youth
۩ Midnight Street Soccer
۩ The Motion project
۩ NICHS
۩ Peace People
۩ Public Achievement
۩ Replay Productions
۩ Spirit of Enniskillen Trust
۩ TIDES Training
۩ Upper Springfield Development Trust
۩ Youth Action Northern Ireland
۩ Youth Initiatives
۩ YouthNet
PRAYIC
Research project: Promoting Reconciliation through Youth: Inter-ethnic Community Mobilization
Funded by the European Commission, Human Resources and Mobility Activity, Marie Curie 'Individual-Driven Actions', Intra-European Fellowships (Contract MEIF-CT-2006-024740)
Duration: April 2006-March 2008
Project starting date: 1 April 2006
Marie Curie Research Fellow: Dr. Ankica Kosic, Kingston
University.
see also
Brief Description
This project addresses issues of civic participation as a vehicle in promoting reconciliation and inter-ethnic dialogue among youth living in post-conflict areas. Various groups, networks, and organizations can help bring people together in a positive and cooperative way, spreading non-violence, democracy and human rights.
For example, educational, cultural, and scientific exchanges can be helpful in forging ties between people from different groups and nations. Other opportunities for establishing personal relationships include interfaith and interethnic dialogue groups, prejudice-reduction workshops, joint projects, and sporting events. It is the project's objective to explore and to analyse experiences of civic participation aimed at improving inter-groups relations through the analysis of two cities in Northern Ireland and Croatia (i.e. Belfast and Vukovar).
Objectives:
- To map out and to analyse civic organisations which are active in building confidence and in the establishment of inter cultural communication in the cities of Vukovar and Belfast, with an objective of breaking down enemy images and reducing fear and distrust of "the other side" among young people.
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- To assess the sustainability, strength, weakness, opportunities and barriers of civic organisations' networks. In relation to that, the project will address the financial and monitoring systems adopted by networks and organisations involved in reconciliation, as well as the role of EU institutions in this process.
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- To explore the role that civic organisations and cultural activities play in the process of reconciliation among the youth in the cities of Vukovar and Belfast, and in building their awareness of an European multicultural diversity.
Contact Persons
Dr. Ankica Kosic, Senior Research Fellow, University of Kingston see also
Prof. Ilaria Favretto, Scientist in Charge, University of Kingston
VUKOVAR:
Links to
Organisations working with youth:
- Europski dom Vukovar - European House Vukovar
Email... - Mirovna grupa mladih "Dunav" - Youth Peace Group Danube
Email... - NDC Osijek – Nansen
Additional Site... - PRONI Centar za socijalno podučavanje - Centre for Social Education
Email... - VIMIO – Vukovarski institut za mirovna istraživanja i obrazovanje
- Coalition for Work with Psychotrauma and Peace (CWWPP) - The Coalition for Work With Psychotrauma and Peace
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