Join this online sewing workshop with social justice campaigner Erika Silva, and create a bandana inspired by your ideas.

A special panel discussion with some of the key journalists and academics who, for the past few years, have been guiding us through all things Brexit.

Is there an easy step-by-step process that arts, culture and heritage organisations could follow to kickstart their digital journey?

Examining the role of culture in social and economic development using the case study of the ambitious V&A East project in East London.

How is it addressing division and reflecting diversity?

Discussing Community Wealth Building – an alternative and fairer approach to local economic development.

Join us to celebrate the 50th birthday of Blackstaff Press.

The role of the arts to promote human rights, the telling of different stories and to build connections between diverse communities.

What do you think of when you think of homelessness? Did you know that most homeless people in Northern Ireland are not rough sleepers?

A 60 minute discussion about the difficulties trans creatives face today, in both the writing and creative industries, and more widely.

As we try to map a route beyond Covid-19, the arts can play an important role in renewing community.

It’s an understatement to say that – in recent times – women’s football has blown up in his part of the world. But what kept us?

A workshop highlighting influential women in Parliament and how women today can engage with and participate in politics.

Feminist activism and the politics of crisis in Northern Ireland.

Join us for this interactive event where you can reflect on your pandemic reading and share it with the READ-IT project.

Reflecting on how Universal Basic Income can make us a more resilient society.

Considering what kinds of posts and videos went viral during the Covid pandemic and the threats they have posed in undermining public health messaging.

An opportunity to explore and share aspirations for an alternative to ‘getting back to normal’ post-pandemic. What should a ‘new normal’ look like?

Volunteers for human challenge trials will discuss their decision to be purposefully infected with COVID-19.

An eclectic mix of people, whose working lives have been turned upside down by Covid, will reflect on what is going to happen next.

Jolting, joking, provoking and pondering our conflicted past via stories, music, and interactive exercises.

What do students need from schools to help support their mental health?

Pluralism, Inclusion and Planning for a Border Poll

Join the Health Governance After Brexit project for a discussion on the future of health and the NHS in challenging times.

Exploring the necessary and sufficient conditions for society to be able to achieve climate neutrality and the halt of biodiversity loss by 2050.

A panel of women with contrasting views on partition reflect on the impact of that momentous decision and discuss what they see as the future of partition on this island.

Lockdown Stories from Family Caregivers.

The Duncairn Podcast chats with two inspiring local artists on how their race and identity impacts and infuses their work.

We’ve heard enough from the politicians of today. Let’s hear from the next generation.

Sinéad Gleeson in conversation with Jan Carson.

Where do we go from here? Debating how Swedish activist, Greta Thunberg and the Fridays for Future Climate Strike movement has become such an effective campaign.

Creating cultures of creativity across communities: Jo Hunter of 64 Million Artists introduces some of the work they’ve done in communities.

EU Citizens’ Rights in Northern Ireland Post-Brexit – a live panel discussion.

Exploring the details of the Belfast Region City Deal and the opportunities it will create for Belfast and surrounding regions.

Re-inventing the city: how do you reinvent ‘the city’ after a pandemic?

Deloitte New Forums – An Open Innovation Conversation focused on sustainability.

Three post-GFA generation, pro-union women in candid conversation about all aspects of life in Northern Ireland

In this practical, two hour online workshop, 64 Million Artists will share their methods for creating citizen-led and co-created cultural projects.

Editor-in-chief of US-based Politifact, Angie Drobnic Holan, joins us to talk about fact checking in a tense political environment.

Join ‘Change the World in Song’, singing to raise the rafters and spirits, and affirm values of peace and justice.

A screening of the Sir Steve McQueen’s Small Axe film Lovers Rock with post-film discussion.

How can personal stories engage with people emotionally across time and space and across different cultures?

Discussing and debating the value of restorative justice interventions within the context of entrenched and deepening social and economic inequality in society.

This panel and participative discussion will explore how a Build Back Better Citizens’ Assembly could help NI’s recovery and give the audience a chance to have their say.

Protecting Land, Protecting Life – a discussion centering on the impacts to the environment posed by the extractive industry.

Past, present and future: an interactive event discussing the issues raised in the Migrant and Minority Ethnic Council’s recent film.

This panel discussion will review a decade of missed opportunities, ten years of change: the Arab Spring and what happened next.

Considering how, together, we can make Northern Ireland a more attractive and inclusive place for everyone.

Global thinkers and activists set out ideas and thoughts around what needs to be done to ‘build back fairer’.

This talk by Hamza Hamouchene will discuss “Extractivism and Resistance in North Africa”.

Stephen Pritchard argues that our creativity is unlimited and liberating, and our cultures are what makes us human.

Hear from campaigners across the world and locally about how we can cut off the pipeline of money that keeps the world’s polluters in business.

Like Water is a hypnotic short film that appropriately caps a year when Black Lives Matter became an irrepressible global movement.

An event dedicated to the women artists Chimengul Awut (award-winning ) and Nûdem Durak (Kurdish origin folk musician and political prisoner in Turkey).