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A new £7 million shared community space has opened in west Belfast, replacing 30 meters of peace wall on the former Finlay's factory site. The Black Mountain Shared Space facility aims to foster cross-community engagement and provide a base for joint programming.
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Our Peace Barriers Programme (PBP) is designed to be the first step in a process leading to the physical removal of barriers. Find out how these interventions within and between interface communities develop here: internationalfundforireland.…
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Welcome step. Peace barriers have become barriers to peace. The more can be removed the better, with communities.
Portadown peace wall removed after almost 27 years buff.ly/40qLnKa
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A quick showreel of the new @BLACKMOUNTAINSS new premises on the foot of the Black Mountain. A spectacular newbuild.
@fieldsofturf @belfastcc
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The Northern Ireland Peace Monitoring Report 6 is now live. Find out more about peace & community growth 👉 ow.ly/xnzq50Qt1C3
#CommunityRelations
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We have invested over £9m in the Peace Barriers Programme delivering a range of confidence and relationship building interventions to help residents reach a position where they feel it is safe and appropriate to proceed with the removal of peace barriers in their area.
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We’re holding PEACEPLUS procurement info sessions for community/voluntary sector orgs.
📍Skainos Centre, 9 April
📍Girdwood Community Hub, 25 April
Registration is essential - email [email protected].
➡️belfastcity.gov.uk/peaceplus
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North Belfast shared space project sees plans for new cafe, playpark and retail units belfastlive.co.uk/news/belfa…
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#jobfairy The Imagine Peace Barriers Project, a community initiative looking at peace wall structures around Lower Oldpark and the Cliftonville area of north Belfast, is looking to recruit a Peace Barriers Project Co-ordinator. More info here: communityni.org/job/peace-ba…
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Changing perceptions for the next generation is key. We support a range of initiatives that seek to nurture and support our peacebuilders of the future. [via @Guardian] theguardian.com/news/video/2…
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Positive consultation event this morning facilitated by our Peace Barrier Project - Imagine with LOCA and CCRF on their proposed shared space project in the Lower Oldpark and Cliftonville area
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Episode 6 trailer - I speak with @OsborneTweets from @FundforIreland about the impact of peace barriers on society today - thanks so much for speaking with me!
Episode released on Monday 15th at 5pm!
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It would have been interesting to overlay the @BIP_Interfaces Map of #Belfast #peacelines on these maps, to understand their impact on people's perceptions of threat. @Domsball @bsturgeon82. #Interfaces @FundforIreland @Justice_NI
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why the disconnect locally, where were the voices of the working class communities who remain at the coal face, who remain left to deal with endemic levels of poverty, segregation and no strategic investment policy.
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1. A lot of noise from the great and the good on our door step over the last number of days, GFA, Peace Dividend, Building the Peace, as a good relations and reconciliation project we have been inundated from International Media on Good Relations, Peace Barriers and Segregation.
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Find out about the Promoting Shared Futures project by Belfast Interface Project, supported through our CR/CD Small Grants Scheme 👇
youtu.be/p5OgGqKoivg
@BIP_Interfaces
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Women's quiet diplomacy kept channels open ahead of 1998 peace deal [via @Independent_ie] independent.ie/videos/womens…
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Replying to @campbellclaret @vonderleyen
European PeaceIV Funding is making a real difference in #Belfast at the moment at interface areas.
Let’s hope UK funding will be as generous post-Brexit.
#Agreement25 #BelfastPEACEIV #GFA25
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25 years of building peace.
54 years of so-called #peacewalls cementing sectarian division.
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This is a great tool to understand urban change in Northern Ireland. This was particularly useful to understand the change in urban grain by imposition of #peacewalls from 1969 onwards.
This #MapMonday we wanted to highlight PRONI Historical Maps Viewer – An online tool that shows Ordnance Survey maps of Northern Ireland through time. This video shows how Skegoneill has dramatically changed from when it was first surveyed in the 1830s to the present day!
























