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What is the relationship between elected representatives and minority ethnic communities in Northern Ireland
Tuesday 12 February 2008
Tuesday 12 February 2008
1000
1300
Room MI022- Aberfoyle Hse- University of Ulster
There is no charge
Event
This event will focus on the relationship between elected representatives and minority ethnic communities in Northern Ireland. Participants will hear from politicians and representatives from minority ethnic communities. There will be an opportunity for minority ethnic communities to discuss pertinent issues with elected representatives in a constructive manner.
The event will take place in Room MI022, Aberfoyle House, University of Ulster, Magee Campus.
To register your place contact Roisin O’Hagan on 028 7137 5523 or email r.ohagan@ulster.ac.uk
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