Rural Community Network

Please join us on the morning of 28 June in the Junction, Dungannon, at this Rural Community Network and Centre for Cross Border Studies joint event where we will learn and consider Lessons from the work in developing remote working hubs in Ireland Policy around development of remote working hubs in Northern Ireland Actions needed to better support rural communities take next steps We will hear from officials and practitioners north and south and also engage in small group discussion on the actions needed to further support and develop rural remote working here.

Join us for a range of online workshops & talks. It's an opportunity to meet others, share knowledge and learn skills that can support the development of heritage work in rural communities.

Come and join us in an online event to listen, learn and engage around developments in mobile connectivity and consider if and how rural communities here might benefit.

RCN presents this talk as part of its Rural Shared History Project - “100 years of change” Broadcaster and Historian Dr. David Hume looks at the formative years of Northern Ireland and examines the Road to Partition in 1921.

RCN is pleased to announce that it has secured an evening with Dr Fionnuala Walsh (first of the series of six).

Join us for a range of online events exploring topics such as audience engagement, cultural diversity and sustainability in the heritage sector. This is an opportunity to meet others, share knowledge and learn about what's happening across Northern Ireland.

Digital connectivity is and will continue to transform our lives. Broadband and mobile connectivity is now essential infrastructure needed for work, education, entertainment, shopping and increasingly to access many public and other services. Our next two events look at the practicalities of providing mobile broadband connectivity in a rural "not spot" and how new and better connectivity can be used to support rural remote working.

The Anglo-Irish Treaty of December 1921 was an international treaty that give birth to what was then the Free State and to the state of Northern Ireland. How did it come about? Who was involved? What were the challenges? All questions when answered will help people understand the changes in Ireland at that time. Then what happened in Northern Ireland after 1921?

Your opportunity to join an online workshop exploring themes of Belonging, Borders and the Impact of Brexit Come along and have your say! Register via: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/167878301519