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The Wilderness Experience

The Wilderness Experience

Sustainable Peace Network - Scottish Highlands 2010   Since 2005 the Glencree Centre for Reconciliation has included a visit to the Scottish Highlands as part of the deep dialogue and …

FOR PEACE - 10th September 2010

FOR PEACE - 10th September 2010

Irish Peace Centres is hosting For Peace - an Open Space Technology event on the 10th September 2010.  The event will take place in the Holday Inn, Ormeau Avenue, Belfast.To find out more …

Crumlin Road Prison

Crumlin Road Prison

One of the iconic symbols of the history of Northern Ireland, Crumlin Road prison was recently visited by a group of women from all parts of Belfast, who have come together under the umbrella of the …

Congratulations to Derry/Londonderry - UK City of Culture 2013

Congratulations to Derry/Londonderry - UK City of Culture 2013

 The long and agonising wait is over as Derry/Londonderry has been named the UK City of Culture 2013. Beating off competition from Birmingham, Sheffield and Norwich, the maiden city has …

Leading Ladies To Roll out after successful pilot phase.

Leading Ladies To Roll out after successful pilot phase.

Leading Ladies - one of the many projects launched through Irish Peace Centres – has completed a successful pilot phase and will re-commence in early September. The project gives local …

Irish Peace Centres First Biennial Conference

Irish Peace Centres First Biennial Conference

From the 29th-31st March 2010, the irish peace centres held its first biennial conference on the themes of 'Prejudice and Pride.'  Read more…

Irish Peace Centres Audio files

Irish Peace Centres Audio files

Irish Peace Centres is developing an online audio resource where you can listen to co-ordinators and facilitators. Follow this link to listen to recenly uploaded audio files…

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Belfast Divercity Project: Course in Equality, Diversity and Conflict Management

Date: 
15 Sep 2010 (All day)
Location: 
Duncairn Gdns, Belfast

A programme of training and support for organisations that wish to explore shared organisational space.

Shared Organisational SpaceBelfastDiversity-Leaflet

By shared organisational space we mean the development of collaborative working relationships across organisational boundaries and cultural differences.

Shared Organisational Space is one of the key aims of Belfast City Council's Peace and Reconciliation Action Plan, through which this programme is being delivered.

The Belfast Divercity Project

The project's aims are to:

  • Support leaders and organisations to work across differences to explore shared organisational space
  • Raise awareness of the nature and potential of diverse communities
  • Give participants practical skills to manage differences
  • Give participants an experience of engagement with an unfamiliar culture, through a set diversity challenge
  • Give participants nationally recognised qualifications that can be used for professional development

The project is being organised by a consortium of four organisations: Belfast Interface Project (BIP), Interaction Institute for Social Change (IISC), Mediation Northern Ireland (MNI) and is being led by WEA. All four organisations have a long history of involvement in good relations and organisational development work.

New course in Equality, Diversity and Conflict Management Free 6 day course to start Wednesday 15th September 2010

How to apply/get more info

The course: The course contains two units:

  • Exploring Equality and Diversity (1 unit of the NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Equality and Diversity)
  • Conflict Management (accredited by OCN at level 2)

In addition participants will be given the opportunity to experience of engagement with an unfamiliar culture, through a set diversity challenge.

 

The course aims are to:

  • Support workers and volunteers in community and voluntary organisations to explore the nature and potential of equality and diversity
  • Give participants practical skills in the management of conflict
  • Give participants an experience of engagement with an unfamiliar culture, through a set diversity challenge
  • Give participants accredited certificates that can be used for professional development

Who is the course for?

The course is open to anyone who:

  • is interested in learning more about equality, diversity and conflict management
  • lives or works in the Belfast City Council area
  • works or volunteers in a community and voluntary organisation
  • can commit to taking part in the 6 days of the course

Dates and how to join: The next run of the course will take place over 6 days (9.30 – 4.30) in Groundwork NI, Duncairn Gardens, Belfast

  • Wednesday 15th September.
  • Wednesday 22nd September. 
  • Wednesday 29th September. 
  • Wednesday 6th October. 
  • Wednesday 13th October. 
  • Wednesday 20th October.

If you would like to enroll on the course please fill in the attached booking form and send it back by post or email to Maura Kavanagh at the WEA, 90329718, maura.kavanagh@wea-ni.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .  You can also contact Maura if you want to ask any further questions.

Full information is contained in the flyer and if you would you like to take part download and send back the application form.