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Cultural Integration and Social Inclusion through the medium of Sport. The organisation combats racism, homophobia, sectarianism and sexism and works for the eradication of xenophobia and elimination off all forms of discrimination in society at home and abroad

Our ambition is to help every news organization build their very own social newsroom. We want to equip journalists with the skills and tools to embrace change. We want to help publishers and broadcasters build products that engage audiences and make money.

To work towards achieving sustainable community cohesion, Unity, Peace, Harmony and Prosperity.

The vision is proposed by a new team at The Ark with new Director, Eina McHugh, Chair, Ronan Smith and configuration of voluntary Board of Directors (Professor John Coolahan, Ian Duffy, Marie McLoughlin, Belinda Moller, Clodagh O’Brien, Helen O’Donoghue and Liam O’Dwyer ) collectively representing a wealth of specialist expertise and experience across children, culture and education. These are changing times for children, for agencies committed to children’s wellbeing and The Ark. A strategy for even three years is almost certain to need revision as we move forward and learn.

Create a cultural bridge between Lebanon and Ireland for the new generations to be proud of their Lebanese and Irish heritage.

MISSION STATEMENT The National Youth Council of Ireland (NYCI) is a membership-led umbrella organisation that represents and supports the interests of voluntary youth organisations and uses its collective experience to act on issues that impact on young people. STRATEGIC AIMS In advocating for the sector, NYCI is committed to playing a leadership role in actively raising the profile of youth work, enhancing the status of youth work and young people and increasing the resources available to youth work. NYCI embraces the genuine challenge of being representative of voluntary youth work organisations, as defined in the Youth Work Act 2001, and will ensure that its Constitution reflects this commitment. NYCI is also committed to ensuring that all its members have the opportunity to participate fully in the organisation and will promote and encourage interdependent relationships between member organizations and in how NYCI itself operates.

SCoTENS brings together 36 colleges of education, university education departments, teaching councils, curriculum councils, education trade unions and education centres on the island of Ireland with a responsibility for and interest in teacher education. It has been involved in supporting a wide range of research, conference and exchange projects since it was founded in 2003. To date 78 research projects have been seed-funded during that time: including on Special Educational Needs, continuing professional development, English as an Additional Language, the inclusion of newcomer and ethnic minority children, citizenship education, educational research, ICT and digital video in education, young children’s identities, social justice education, developing reflective skills, art and science education, physical education, autism, archiving education documents, religious education, Irish medium education, maths education, literacy and peer mentoring. SCoTENS also sponsors the North/South Student Teacher Exchange project, now in its eighth year, which brings student teachers from Dublin and Limerick to do a key part of their assessed teaching practice in Belfast schools, and Belfast student teachers to do the same in Dublin and Limerick.

TIDES has an established reputation in both Northern Ireland and internationally for helping lead the development of training modules and capacity building in a range of key cross cutting themes around the sectors of Conflict Management, Good Relations and Diversity across the Community Public and Private through • TRANSFORMATION of attitudes, contexts and relationships • Recognition of mutual INTERDEPENDENCE • Positive engagement with DIVERSITY • The building of an EQUITABLE and just society framed by SUSTAINABLE structures at both a social and ecological level TIDES Training & Consultancy is an ethically based non-profit company which offers Conflict Management, Community Relations and Mediation Training. Our team designs and delivers programmes to empower people with practical skills to: deal with the challenges of everyday life, address the legacy of political violence and engage with a more globalised society.

Tigh Filí is a cultural centre with a particular emphasis on children, the visual arts and literature. 1. It promotes the value of the arts in society and maximises the community’s access to, and participation in, the arts. 2. It provides a creative and nurturing artistic environment for the creation and exhibition of new work by artists of all ages. 3. It promotes intercultural dialogue through the arts by developing regional, national and international partnerships with cultural, educational and artistic organisations working with children, literature and visual art 4. It contributes to the local, national and international cultural policy with regards to literature, visual arts and youth.