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Home Ground – Stories from Knockbreda Community Wildlife Garden
Starting as a lock-down project on a desolate piece of abandoned ground, Knockbreda Community Wildlife Garden has developed into an oasis for the local community, where remarkable things can happen […]
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Your Climate Future – a Time for Change
In partnership with keep Northern Ireland Beautiful, join us a breakfast of climate briefing. Whether you’re looking to reduce your carbon footprint, advocate for policy change, or support green initiatives […]
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Our Story, Our City, Our Responsibility – What you DO makes a difference!
Brink!, the Climate+ Co-Centre and the Linen Quarter Bid have come together to run workshops to explore new ways to think and act in our city. This session will be […]
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Climate Craic Couture: Revamp Your Wardrobe!
RE[vamp] your fashion wardrobe through this hands-on workshop to explore the true cost of fast-fashion. Fast fashion’s impact on our planet is profound, affecting resource use, waste generation, pollution, labour […]
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“Agriculture, Land Use and Climate Democracy” Conference
“Agriculture Land Use and Climate Democracy” Conference, organized by the Centre for Democracy and Peace in the MAC, Belfast, 14th October 2024 by Juanita Majury I was delighted to attend […]
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Our Stories Festival
Join speakers from Belfast 2024 projects and Belfast Stories with our city’s luminaries and international creatives to explore the themes of Our People, Our Place, Our Planet and reflect on […]
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Anna Kernahan of FFF at Our Stories Festival
An unmissable event as Wild Belfast’s Conor McKinney from the Belfast 2024 project, Safari in the City, introduces the renowned naturalist and environmental campaigner, Chris Packham. Chris will share his […]
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Agriculture, Land Use and Climate Democracy Seminar
There is still time to join us at the MAC for the Climate Democracy Seminar 🌳 🗳 Speakers include Professor John Sweeney, Professor John Barry, Ian Marshall OBE, Kiera O’Brien […]
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‘Tackling the Segregation Handicap to reach Net-Zero’
There will be an opportunity to explore the newly published Belfast City Council research report: Segregation and the Environment; Breaking Down Barriers on Tuesday 3rd December. This event is rescheduled from […]
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A view from Louise Taylor
Northern Ireland has not always been good at accepting and embracing differences or acknowledging the brilliance in our collective variances. Yet it is in our variety that our greatest strength […]