THE public are being urged to celebrate Northern Ireland’s inspirational Black people by putting them forward for inclusion in a new exhibition. From community heroes to family members to those doing brilliant work in their respective professional fields, the North West Migrants
ORGANISATIONS including the Committee on the Administration of Justice (CAJ), Public Interest Litigation Support (PILS), Environmental Justice Network Ireland (EJNI) and Friends of the Earth NI (FOENI) have come together with lawyers to produce a Know Your Rights Guide to Protest
WE are looking to celebrate Northern Ireland’s inspirational Black people by including them in the next phase of our Hidden History exhibition. Perhaps you know a Black person working in a community organisation, in a school, in a hospital? Maybe they are
Danny was more than a volunteer; he was a pillar of our community and a true ally of the North West Migrants Forum. For many years Danny was a constant presence at our fun days, workshops, training sessions and countless other events.
The publication of this five-year plan comes at a time when race hate incidents are at an all-time high, when those of a minority ethnic background are being openly attacked, driven from their homes and racially abused as they go about their
DERRY is being encouraged to make as much noise as possible this weekend as part of a rally for Palestine. ‘Rise and March for Gaza’ is being organised by the recently formed action group RISE for Palestine. RISE for Palestine is a
OUR Hidden History NI exhibition has opened in Creggan Library where it will remain on display throughout August. The collection left Derry Central Library on Friday, having amassed a staggering 912 views and many positive comments. The exhibition is a significant component
A Derry teenager will be hoping to win over the judges when she represents Northern Ireland at this year’s Miss/Mrs Africa Ireland contest. Skhululekile Tsitsi Mupemhi (19) will travel to Co Meath on August 30 along with 12 other contestants, all hoping
The award-winning Dancing Palestine will screen in Derry’s Nerve Centre on August 8 at 7pm. It is just one of several programmes focussing on the plight of the Palestine people set to be shown as part of Féile 2025. THE plight of
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