Healing Through Remembering

Healing Through Remembering Healing Through Remembering is an extensive cross-community organisation made up of a range of members holding different political perspectives working on

Healing through Remembering is an extensive cross-community project made up of a range of individual members holding different political perspectives working on a common goal of how to deal with the legacy of the past as it relates to the conflict in and about Northern Ireland.

11/06/2026

Telling the stories of ex-Prison Officers, Under Pressure uses the Prisons Memory Archive to show a unique insight into the experiences of a constituency often overlooked or hidden from the Troubles’ narratives.

11/06/2026

The Future of Integrated Education in Northern Ireland
17 June, 1–2pm at The Linen Hall
£6.00–£7.00

This panel discussion looks at the future of integrated education in Northern Ireland, reflecting on its development and recent policy changes. Speakers include Paul Caskey, Dr Stephen Roulston and Michele Marken.

🔗Booking essential: https://linenhall.com/event/the-future-of-integrated-education-in-northern-ireland/

09/06/2026

A series of public activities have been organised for this year's Day of Reflection on Sunday 21 June.
You are all welcome to attend.

08/06/2026

The next Borderlands event in Belfast is tomorrow Tuesday, 9 June | 7.30pm 📍

VENUE UPDATE: We're moving next door to the Marble Lounge, upstairs in the Errigle Inn.

As we have done for the past 3 years, this Borderlands will align with the themes of Day of Reflection — held every year on the 21st June, the longest day of the year. We will be reflecting on our past and our future as a society.

Our panel will feature people born after the Good Friday Agreement or who moved here after it was signed. With music from Beyond Skin, a charity that platforms migrants and artists who often have found their way here after fleeing trauma in their home countries.

The event will also feature a conversation between two people who'd previously found themselves on either end of the Drumcree dispute, but who now are firm friends. Lee Lavis is an ex British soldier and Dessie Trainor is a community activist in Portadown and is very much part of the Garvaghy Road community. During the Troubles Dessie’s Mum was killed by loyalists and later on two other brothers were killed. Their story shows us what hope looks like.

Come along to the Errigle Inn for a 7.30pm start upstairs in the Marble Room.

08/06/2026

The Belfast Bands Forum: Culture, Community and Belonging
11 June, 7–9pm at the Ulster Museum, Belfast
Free (booking required)

The Ulster Museum is hosting an evening of band performances and a screening of a short film documenting the work of The Belfast Bands Forum over the last eighteen months.

The evening will also include a panel discussion on the theme of culture and identity, facilitated by actor and playwright Dan Gordon.

Booking essential: https://www.ulstermuseum.org/whats-on/belfast-bands-forum-culture-community-and-belonging

07/06/2026

Eyewitness Lunchtime Talks
Every Monday in June (8, 15, 22, 29), 1pm, at the Museum of Free Derry
🎟No booking required

This series of lunchtime talks offers the opportunity to hear directly from museum staff who lived through the events of Bloody Sunday, Free Derry and the civil rights movement.

🔗museumoffreederry.org/events/eyewitness-lunchtime-talks/

07/06/2026

ACT INITIATIVE - CENTRAL

A JOURNEY THROUGH CONFLICT TO PEACE

Open now at the ACT Initiative Shankill Road Visitor Centre, Long Kesh Inside Out is a new, interactive and immersive exhibition sharing the prison experiences of Loyalist political prisoners in the 1970s Nissen huts at Long Kesh — and their contributions to peace, community and political activism after their release.

The exhibition is a new addition to the growing number of places in the city where visitors can explore our collective journey through conflict to peace.

05/06/2026

At key moments in the history of our education system — the formation of the National School system in 1831 or the 1923 reforms from the first Northern Ireland government […]

05/06/2026

The SEFF Memorial Quilts Project
Tuesday 9 June at the Ulster Museum, Belfast
10.30am–12.00pm
🎟️ Free

This event is an opportunity to learn about the Memorial Quilts Project and engage with the SEFF Family, a grassroots group providing support and services for victims and survivors of the Northern Ireland Troubles. Seven memorial quilts have now been produced, honouring almost 600 victims, with each patch telling a personal story.

🔗 Book a free ticket and view the programme:
https://www.ulstermuseum.org/whats-on/seff-memorial-quilts-project

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