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Could party hacks "break bread" with non-party political animals?
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Would you invite a foreign dignitary to Northern Ireland?
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How might a "shared and better future" be threatening to some?
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At 6:39pm on December 10, 2009, Brian Eastwood said…
Hi Allan,

How are you? What is the main aim of Our Future Together?

I hope to chat to you again soon.

Best wishes
Brian
At 5:15am on September 29, 2009, stefanie vance said…
thanks i will try an keep up to date with stuff. feel free to email me anything you think i would like to see. i have a great intrest in the places where my family came from.
At 3:47pm on August 27, 2009, Paul Burrows said…
The site looks good Allan and I would like to think we all have a future together. I'm still optimistic in spite of being asaulted by an Orangeman this summer while trying to make my way home from work!

Paul
At 2:33pm on August 27, 2009, bebhinn mckinley said…
Master sos dr2.pdf
At 9:57am on August 27, 2009, bebhinn mckinley said…
Rural Community Network have produced a report exploring good relations in a rural context. Report is titled Sharing Over Separation: A Rural Perspective. To obtain a copy visit www.ruralcommunitynetwork.org or email bebhinn@ruralcommunitynetwork.org
At 4:41pm on August 26, 2009, Edwin Graham said…
Many thanks Allan
At 2:26pm on August 26, 2009, Geoff McGimpsey said…
Many thanks Allan. Great site - am looking forward to exploring it further! talk soon, Cheers geoff
At 12:11pm on August 26, 2009, paul nolan said…
Thanks Allan. I must look out a photograph. On second thoughts that's maybe not such a great idea.

How's the job going?

Paul
At 8:58am on April 3, 2009, Jenny Muir said…
Hi Allan, Thanks for the welcome, meant to sign up ages ago, good luck with it all, Jenny
At 10:02am on February 28, 2009, Kevin Taylor said…
I would like to see more open government giving everyone a hand up Not a hand out Thank you for the chance to try and change things as it is long overdue

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Peace Pole: Belfast unveiling


It was touch-and-go with the weather, but thankfully the rain stopped for the unveiling of Northern Ireland's first "peace pole", near the gates at Northumberland Street, west Belfast.

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Posted on October 24, 2009 at 3:30pm —

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UUP Conference 2009



I attended the annual Ulster Unionist Party conference, held this year at the Europa Hotel, Belfast. As part of my job, I make it to as many of the Northern Ireland political party conferences as I can, to affirm relationships across all the parties.

I found the main stage via a side stairwell, which was jus… Continue

Posted on October 24, 2009 at 1:00pm —

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Divided Cities 20090413

I've arrived in Boston for a 3-day conference on divided cities, with delegat

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Posted on April 14, 2009 at 4:00am — 5 Comments

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Peace Work (Radio 4)



On today's BBC Radio 4 programme, Peace Work, Mark Devenport investigates how Northern Ireland's politicians are sharing their experiences of conflict resolution. Interviews include Professor Padraig O'Malley (University of Massachusetts, Boston), Quintin Oliver (Stratagem (NI)), Jeffrey Donaldson MLA (Junior Minister, OFMdFM), and Martin McGuinness (deputy First Minister). (Audio playback above)

Immediate disclaimer: I am assisting Prof. O'Malley in a forthcoming conference… Continue

Posted on March 24, 2009 at 12:30pm —

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Northern Ireland "one community": McGuinness



Northern Ireland First Minister, Peter Robinson, and deputy First Minister, Martin McGuinness, spoke at a press conference led by US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton.


McGuinness described Northern Ireland as "one community", which I find remarkable, as the usual parlance is reference to "two communities":


And we don’t speak about two communities. We represent – although we represent different parties, we represent one comm
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Posted on March 18, 2009 at 11:00am —

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Attending church service , working in the community, socialising in the community are all things which defines "mixing". That is living ones live in a normal why is the answer. However if you go out of your way to avoid contact with certain ethnic m…
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This question is particularly relevant to todays discussion on the peace walls of Belfast. Berlin (and Eastern Europe) has had it's peacewalls removed yet Belfast they stay. The problem is the politicians and authroties must sow leadership with resp…
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Thanks, Jason, the conference was very interesting indeed. Open Space Technology wasn't applied, per se, but I've since learned about it post-conference. Re report, you can find it on the separate website for Forum for Cities in Transition but here…
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Hi Allan, The conference sounded interesting. Was Open Space Technology used in the conference process? If so, how did this work? It strikes me that this is a powerful approach to creating safe and shared space which is often overlooked at home in…
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Over 250,000 Peace Poles have been planted in conflict zones throughout the world. A Peace Pole was erected between the gates in Northumberland Street on Saturday 24 October 2009. Special guests include the Lord Mayor Councillor Naomi Long MLA and P…
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If you are neutral on the Union then you dont mind who runs NI. And if this were the case then you wound't mind who runs the police? The issue re. Policing and Justice and Security in NI is one of trust. I am would be very happy to see Policing and…
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Having experienced localism in england for the last 13 years I can tell you it doesnt work. National Government has the advantage of the "economy of scale". Thsi means they can buy in bulk and provide services faster by utilising resources underoccu…
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This question is particularly relevant to todays discussion on the peace walls of Belfast. Berlin (and Eastern Europe) has had it's peacewalls removed yet Belfast they stay. The problem is the politicians and authroties must sow leadership with resp…
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