Frances Crook, co-convenor of the Commission on Political Power, leads a discussion about what needs to change about democracy in the UK.

Examing the challenges common to both regions and exploring how power sharing and government arrangements could be enhanced.

We’ve come a long way in Northern Ireland since the signing of The Good Friday Agreement 25 years ago.

Insight into online violence against women in N. Ireland, drawing on research on online violence against women and girls across all Four Nations.

How can Stormont’s spending power protect people and the planet?

Given everything that we know about climate change, is it possible to feel hopeful about the future?

Join Professor Jon Tonge as he discusses why there isn’t political stability in Northern Ireland.

Publishing industry experts discuss the process of getting a book published.

Normally recorded behind closed doors, Slugger TV will emerge from NvTv’s studio to record its March episode in front of a live audience in Accidental Theatre.

Hear three Southerners who have made the North their home share their experiences of having crossed the border to live in the North.

Join us for this panel discussion as we consider regeneration initiatives in Belfast and the results of the festival’s ‘Forgotten Spaces’ competition organised in association with Liminal Belfast.

Award-winning broadcaster and journalist, Lesley Riddoch chews over the week’s news with former media lecturer and Dundee United fan, Pat Joyce.

Join this fun workshop with Paul Connolly, the charismatic front man and chief songwriter for The Wood Burning Savages.

This café-style conversation will provide an opportunity to gather in a civic space for reflective conversation about various aspects of food and the food system.

Approximately 400 army barracks built between 1690 and 1921 remain on the island of Ireland. A few are still in military use, but the story of this built heritage is largely forgotten.

In this event five young people will pitch their ideas about what they would do if they were Minister for a Day.

Award-winning broadcaster and journalist, Lesley Riddoch and her podcast pal, Pat Joyce examine the prospects of Scottish independence.

This event is aimed at women of all ages and backgrounds who are interested in running in the upcoming local government election.

A workshop with Involve UK looking at democracy as a site for creativity and imagination.

Transference will begin with a workshop open to the public and practicing artists, looking at the transference of energy within group performance

The 1998 Good Friday Agreement Referendum is lauded as an exemplar of a post-conflict settlement plebiscite — but was it really?

This event will bring together experts to address not only the systematic problems within the current planning system, but the practical steps that must be taken for reform.

Will the impacts of social media and the ‘algorithm’ on group identity, societal structures and democratic debate finally destroy the centre on which western democracies have maintained themselves?

Join Collaboration for Change for an interactive workshop with activists talking about their wide-ranging work in Community Wealth Building.

This event will feature a panel of local activists sharing their experience and guidance, to inspire a generation of future changemakers.

Gardeners, partners and the wider public are welcome for food and chat about the many benefits of growing food and what citizens need to take action to green their doorstep urban spaces.

Come and meet the people behind some of the loveliest alley and guerrilla gardens in Belfast.

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

As we mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, it is time to ask: has it delivered for the next generation?