A short study by Ulster University into race equality legislation in Northern Ireland has indicated significant work needs to be carried out to give employers more confidence in dealing with the issue. The research carried out for the first time on a small amount of Northern Ireland employers found that they overwhelmingly needed more support…
By Harold Ohayon “A New Struggle?” Following the historic and shocking victory for the OUT campaign, we have been inundated with reports about increased xenophobia and racism throughout the United Kingdom. In a gross, yet predictable, manner, the supporters of the IN campaign have sought to tie this increase to the election in an attempt…
CRAICNI C.I.C. is seeking to recruit additional Voluntary Non-Executive Directors CRAICNI stands for Cultivate Respect, Appreciate Inclusion in Communities in Northern Ireland. CRAICNI is the only social enterprise in Northern Ireland offering diversity and cultural awareness training services that are provided by facilitators from diverse backgrounds. CRAICNI aims to foster a wider understanding about diversity…
When I attended the launch of the Rwandan Dream NI recently I was once again struck by the power of stories in building peace and reconciliation in countries that have suffered terrible conflict. To be human is to tell stories. Since the beginnings of human civilization people sat down in a circle around a fire…
United we stand, divided we fall Allons enfants de la Patrie! Le jour de gloire est arrivé[1]… Only that day, the day of devastation had arrived. I myself am one of these children of the French “Patrie”. Born and raised in the mountain city of Grenoble in the Alps, in a Muslim family. The night…
