Multicultural Showcase

On Saturday the 13th of March , the Coleraine Multicultural Forum in association with Kilcranny House and Coleraine Borough Council are proud to present a Multicultural Showcase. Starting at 12.00 and ending at 15.00 everyone is welcome and entrance is free.
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Kilcranny News

Creative Approaches to Good Relations Conference

On Friday, the 5th of March, Kilcranny House played host at the Magherabouy House Hotel to a Good Relations Conference. The day centered around workshops with intriguing names such as; gameshow, party, and agreement, which were intentionally vague as the participants were expected to be surprised by what they chose. The facilitation team, led by Jonny McEwan an artist, musician and facilitator, were dynamic and inspiring. They used gentle and playful techniques to explore different topics connected to 'Good Relations'.

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Welcome Heather  - our ' Darling ' new project Intern!

Heather Darling has recently joined us at Kilcranny.  Her role will be to assist in the Future Communities Project,which includes the Schools Community Relations programme, more particularly teacher training in peace education for primary schools.

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Working for Positive Diversity

Kilcranny House in partnership with the Coleraine Multicultural forum have recently held two public meetings. The first was with Alliance Party MLA, Anna Lo, who addressed the forum on her experiences in Northern Ireland. Over thirty people turned out to enjoy her information and stories.

Constable Mark Morrison led the second event which focused on local police diversity training. This talk was a chance for the public to hear first-hand how local police are adapting to an increase of foreign nationals in the area. Their training and recruitment policies focus on embracing diversity and culture by making sure people receive equal rights.  

The Multicultural Forum and Kilcranny House would like to thank all those involved in these events and look forward to more in the future.

 
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A Fine Balance

by Rohinton Mistry

In 1975, in an unidentified Indian city, Mrs Dina Dalal, a financially pressed Parsi widow in her early 40s sets up a sweatshop of sorts in her ramshackle apartment. She takes in a boarder and two Hindu tailors to sew dresses for an export company. As the four share their stories, then meals, then living space, human kinship prevails and the four become a kind of family, despite the lines of caste, class and religion. When tragedy strikes, their cherished, newfound stability is threatened.

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