A Community Lens on Education: Your Say, Their Future
Integrated Education Fund
During the conference we will encourage discussion of how the voices of communities and civic society are heard in the process of education planning and practice and how you can support young people in/outside school and help address some of the key issues facing our education system.
Our chair for the event is Peter Osborne, a public policy, good relations and community development practitioner and analyst. Peter is an IEF Board Member, Director of Rubicon Consulting and former Chair of the Community Relations Council.
Our event speakers will include:
Aspire NI: Mark Knox
Baroness May Blood
Education Authority, Area Planning: Michael McConkey
Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People: Koulla Yiasouma
Ulster University, Future Schools Project: Matt Milliken
Ulster University, Taking Boys Seriously Project: Susan Morgan
If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact: [email protected] | 028 9069 4099
- Community development
- Education/training
- Young people
Date and Time
- -
Location
Crumlin Road Gaol Visitor Attraction & Conference Centre
53-55 Crumlin Road
Belfast
BT14 6ST
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Integrated Education Fund
Forestview, Purdy's Lane
Belfast
BT8 7AR
A Community Lens on Education: Your Say, Their Future
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