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The first in a series of important workshops aimed at creating space for honest conversations among migrant and black men will begin in the north west migrants forum next month and run throughout may.
THE rights of migrant workers in Northern Ireland will be front and centre of a discussion taking place in Derry next week. Migrant workers are often in some of the most precarious positions in the labour market.
New full-time job opportunities are being announced today as part of a major programme aimed at building positive relationships in communities experiencing rapid demographic change.
The North West Migrants Forum’s Spring 2026 newsletter highlights a vibrant start to the year, marked by the successful launch of the Intercultural Cross-border Inclusion Programme in Monaghan.
A fundraising drive has been launched to assist the family of a Zimbabwean woman who passed away recently in Belfast. Takazvida Makoni was well known in her adopted city as a warm and kind individual.
A NEW programme aimed at creating a more inclusive society within communities on both sides of the border experiencing rapid demographic change has been launched.
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