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Reflective, action-based research -
Participants with leadership potential/roles in communities embark on journey of deep dialogue -
Uncovers the role of faith in cultivating positive relationships between people, and addressing divisions caused by faith -
Accredited and non-accredited training -
Group storytelling out of which relationships are built with the ‘same’ and the ‘other’ -
Spread the learning and deepened relationships from the core group process within participants’ local areas -
Single-identity programme, occurring as part of a parallel process across an interface/generation/locality/national identity divide -
Leading Ladies builds the capacity of women to step into their own leadership at their own level
Our Programmes
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IPC News
Brian Rowan reports on the visit to Belfast by a Basque delegation, including their meeting with local journalists and loyalists hosted by Peter Sheridan Chief Executive of Co-operation Ireland
08/12/11
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New publication launched at panel discussion on BBC Radio Ulster and Arts Centre in Belfast
06/09/11
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