United Against Racism Mid Ulster

17/06/2026

Simple Acts are everyday actions we can all do to stand with refugees and make new connections in our communities. Whether you build your own event or activity around a Simple Act, or simply take part during Refugee Week, you’ll be part of a movement of people everywhere taking small

16/06/2026

This , let's celebrate some of the incredible people who changed and enriched the world after being forced to flee their homes. 🌍

🔬 Albert Einstein
🎬 Jackie Chan
👑 Freddie Mercury
🎸 Bob Marley
🎤 Dua Lipa
🧠 Sigmund Freud
🎵 Mika
🎥 Olivia Newton-John

Refugees and their children have given us groundbreaking science, iconic music and timeless art. They enriched every country that welcomed them.

Famous or not, refugees bring much more than their belongings with them to their new countries.

Follow STEP and Mid Ulster District Council to help celebrate 2026!

16/06/2026

It’s and this year’s theme is !

Refugee Week 2026 calls us to come together and share the courage to welcome and to celebrate culture and community – to be joyful, imagine new possibilities, dream, heal, and connect.

That’s why we’re joining Mid Ulster District Council in a community powered week of of kindness!

Simple Acts are everyday actions we can all do to stand with refugees and make new connections in our communities.
Find out more here: https:// refugeeweek.org/simple-acts/

13/06/2026

13/06/2026

13/06/2026

Belfast right now.

Our hearts are exploding with love!

Let’s be having you Derry.

Get down to the Guildhall for 2pm

13/06/2026

Belfast says no to racism. Belfast says no to fascism. United Against Racism

It will be stamped out here, and everywhere across the north!

The real enemies are the world’s first Trillionaire Elon Musk, and his lackeys, attempting to import hate and division into countries across the world for their own agendas.

12/06/2026

“These boys used a stone and they hit me on the head on my way back from work all dressed in my nursing uniform.

“What was the response when I shared my story online? It was ‘Ireland is tired of immigrants, you should go back home.’ Nobody cares what you do, even though they know I’m a nurse. There is no safety for us, that is the truth."

A Nigerian nurse who has worked in Belfast for five years has said the latest scenes of racist violence has made her want to leave Northern Ireland.

Read more: https://tinyurl.com/3yjn7pmb