Womens World United

Friday 3 July 2009
Working in partnership with the SEUPB, CRC, NICEM, NICRAS, Belfast City Council and the PSNI, World United has established itself as a very successful intercultural football team based in Belfast. Women’s Football/Soccer is the fastest growing sport in the world and we want to create a Women’s World United Team to act as a vehicle to help promote friendship and respect for diversity, encouraging participation in Football in a fun and safe environment.

Summer Race and Ethnicity Training

Friday 3 July 2009
The Ulster Peoples College are offering free training on Race and Ethnicity for interested community groups and activists in South Belfast over the summer months.

CRC News - Special Edition - Community Relations Week

Friday 3 July 2009
This issue of CRC NEWS is published to capture some of the
highlights of the recent Community Relations Week which took
place at the end of April. Community Relations Week was an
opportunity to illustrate some of the many initiatives taking place
throughout the year both at the level of voluntary and community
groups and among statutory bodies and business. We thank all
those who took part or who helped organise events, almost 150
in all. By raising awareness of these the Community Relations
Council hopes that others will have been encouraged to take
their own initiatives in the future.

Launch of hate crime campaign

Thursday 2 July 2009
An advertising campaign aimed at encouraging the reporting and awareness of hate crimes and incidents is being launched today by the Police Service.

Love Music Hate Racism

Wednesday 1 July 2009
Love Music, Hate Racism festival
Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 July 2009
Courtyard, One World Centre, Foyle Street

Romania Insight

Monday 29 June 2009
Due to recent racist attacks on the Roma/Romanian Community in Belfast, many debates and arguments are circulating through communities across Northern Ireland.

Facing History and Ourselves

Monday 29 June 2009
The School of Education and Facing History and Ourselves are running a special seminar to provide an opportunity to discuss community responses to racism and sectarianism.

Government launches consultation on Eames/Bradley recommendations

Wednesday 24 June 2009
The Government has today invited the people of Northern Ireland to formally respond to the recommendations in the final report of the Consultative Group on the Past.

Co-Chaired by Lord Eames and Denis Bradley, the group published their report on dealing with the past at the end of January and today, Secretary of State Shaun Woodward told Parliament that the time is right for the people of Northern Ireland to have their say.

The consultation will run until October 2, 2009.

Working People United Against Racism

Monday 22 June 2009
Belfast City Hall, Thursday 2 July 2009, 1pm

Love Music Hate Racism

Friday 19 June 2009
A date 4th July has been set for a music/arts event in Belfast called 'Welcome' to send out the message that the vast majority of the Northern Ireland community welcome people from all cultures.