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As part of Community Relations Week the Ulster People's College are hosting a seminar entitled "Exploring approaches to dealing with the past: the UPC experience" with guest speaker historian Dr Eamon Phoenix.
Wednesday 02 May 2007
Wednesday 02 May 2007
2pm
4pm
UPC- 1 Lower Crescent- Belfast- BT7 1NR
Free
Event
The seminar is taking place as part of Community Relations Week, a Northern Ireland-wide programme of over 150 events organized by the Community Relations Council.
It will focus on three specific Ulster People's College (UPC) programmes that have directly addressed the issue of dealing with the past.
Dr Eamon Phoenix, historian, journalist and lecturer, will comment on the College’s experience and place it in a wider historical context examining how people have understood and dealt with the past throughout Irish history.
A number of issues will be explored including
The seminar is free and open to all. The UPC would like to encourage participation by those whose organisations are currently involved in supporting others to explore the past as part of a process of addressing the legacy of the conflict in our society or are keen to engage in this work.
For further information or to register for either event please contact:
Andrea Fulton
Ulster People's College
t: 028 9033 0131
e: info@upclearn.org
w: www.upclearn.org
Please confirm attendance as soon as possible as spaces are limited.
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