The Northern Ireland Peace Monitoring report began as a process of annual monitoring to measure the distance travelled, either closer to, or further away from the shared goal of a peaceful and inclusive society.
The Report measures security, equality, political progress, and cohesion and sharing.
Currently there are six Northern Ireland Peace Monitoring reports.
Northern Ireland Peace Monitoring Report #6
The Northern Ireland Peace Monitoring Report #6 monitors the 5-year period 2018/23.
Directly involved in the production of this Report were Professor Ann Marie Gray (UU), Dr. Jennifer Hamilton (UU), Dr. Gareth Hetherington (UU), Dr. Grainne Kelly (UU), Dr. Brendan Lynn (UU), Dr. Paula Devine (QUB), Dr. John Topping (QUB), Dr. Richard Martin (London School of Economics), and the Community Relations Council (CRC), supported by the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust. Published November 2023.
Previous Reports
Northern Ireland Peace Monitoring Report #5
Northern Ireland Peace Monitoring Report #5 monitored the 2-year period 2017/18.
Ann Marie Gray, Jennifer Hamilton, Gráinne Kelly, Brendan Lynn, Martin Melaugh and Gillian Robinson, CRC, 2018 supported by the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust.Northern Ireland Peace Monitoring Report #4
Report #4 monitored a 2-year period 2015/16.
Robin Wilson, CRC, 2016 supported by the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust.
Northern Ireland Peace Monitoring Report #3
Paul Nolan, CRC, 2014 supported by the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust.
Northern Ireland Peace Monitoring Report #2
Paul Nolan, CRC, 2013 supported by the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust.
Northern Ireland Peace Monitoring Report #1
Paul Nolan, CRC, 2012 supported by JRF and the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust.