Environment and Built Heritage

2022 is the year the hybrid team comes of age.  The hybrid team means different things to different people.  Some people will work full-time remote, others full-time in the office, and many people will choose a blend of the two. Join us for this FREE webinar to find out more.

Are you working with marginalised/disadvantaged communities? Would you like to gain a professionally recognised qualification in Community Development? Join our online webinar for further information on what you need to apply for September 2021! Join us: https://eu.bbcollab.com/guest/f3b22b99f26e42319bae12148ad95560

Do you want to bring about positive change in your community? Do you have a passion for working with disadvantaged or marginalised communities, to help improve life-chances and tackle inequality and discrimination? Did you know you can study one day per week to gain a professionally accredited degree in Community Development? Come along to our Drop-In Information Session to meet the course team and find out more about the course, including what topics you will study, costs and sources of funding.

Building Bridges is a unique All-Ireland networking forum, bringing civil society organisations working on Development Education together with responsible businesses to find ways to collaborate to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Please see the attached document for information.

Every Friday afternoon at 1pm throughout December, Clifton House will be moving their unique tours online, allowing you to find out more about life in the Poor House, or the stories surrounding some of those buried in Clifton Graveyard. Every week will be a different topic.

Climate Change, the Courts and the Rights of Children & Future Generations. Public Lecture by Prof Aoife Nolan

A half-day conference oraganised by BITC in All State Belfast to build purposeful partnerships between the business and voluntary and community sector.

Participatory community research helps to ensure that projects are aligned with the priorities and needs of the people who are intended to benefit from them.

NIYF need your help! We have recently launched a short survey which aims to; promote the voice of young people, identify the top issues young people are facing right now, & speak truth to power to decision makers in NI. Please feel free to share our survey link with any young people you are working with and pass round your teams. The survey is open a total of 3 weeks and will close Monday 9th of November. OUR VOICES: SPEAKING TRUTH TO POWER Are you aged 11 - 25 and live in Northern Ireland? Complete our short survey about the impact of COVID19 Be entered into a draw to to win a £200 gift card of your choice Have your views, thoughts & opinions heard by people in power & decision makers

We'll share insights from our Culture Beyond Covid audience research and discuss what's next for Heritage in NI.

How historic buildings and streetscapes can play a key role in reviving village, town and city centres in Northern Ireland (online event)

A broad overview of the worldwide activities of the Bruno Groening Circle of Friends.

Queen's and Ulster University have once again joined together for the annual ESRC Festival of Social Science in Northern Ireland.

This online Workshop will introduce you to some of the basic requirements and planning you can put in place for more succesful meetings/sessions/workshops with others. If you have a key role in organising, facilitatiing and following up on meetings then this Workshop will focus on some of those steps you should take to ensure that those involved participate and engage fully during the meeting/session/workshop. This will be relevant whether there are only 2 people participating or for much larger gatherings.

Facilities Management training is an excellent tool in helping you to understand and improve the standards, protocols, legal requirements and efficiency of buildings management and maintenance. Register now for our 15 & 16 Feb course.

The Role of the Fire Warden