Rwanda, a small country in Africa faced one of the biggest human tragedies in the 20th century. A mass scale genocide took place in 1994 with over a million men, women and children perished. The victims were predominantly Tutsi; the perpetrators, predominantly Hutu. However, remarkably Rwanda has emerged from its dark past moving forward, together…
CRAICNI (Cultivate Respect, Appreciate Inclusion in Communities in Northern Ireland) based in South Belfast joined community organisations and educationalists at Hillsborough Castle this weekend for a lively lesson in the role of the Cadet movement in Northern Ireland. The setting was the splendid and historic Hillsborough Castle where guests were invited to witness the traditional…
DiversityLab is a new TV programme run by NVTV with support from CRAIC NI. The main aim of this project is to promote the positive impact of migration and diversity through conversations with people who have picked Northern Ireland as their second home about their experiences. Therefore, we would like to encourage wider community leaders, activists,…
A review of our Cultural Diversity Awareness Training, 14 August 2015. Apart from a ‘GoodCraic’ training session, it was one of the finest, sunniest days that 20 people attended Cultural Diversity Awareness Workshop at South Belfast Social Enterprise Hub, Sandy Row, Belfast. Despite the rare hot sunny day, the group were very participative and enthusiastic…
Free Cultural Diversity Awareness Workshop CRAIC NI together with Unite Against Hate campaign would like to cordially invite you to participate in a free Cultural Diversity Awareness workshop, which will be held on 14th of August (Friday) 2015 from 10.00 am at the South Belfast Social Enterprise Hub, 125-145 Sandy Row, Belfast, BT12 5ET. Number of places are…
