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Event in Oxford – The Hardest Bridge
ByJo Berry‘The Hardest Bridge’ Tuesday 3 February 7.30pm in the Auditorium, St John’s College, St Giles, Oxford OX1 3JP Pat Magee and Jo Berry will be present in person to speak and answer questions after the film. Also present will be the film’s director, Dr Imad Karam, an award-winning British-Palestinian film maker, and executive producer Howard Grace. Followed by…
New Video!
ByJo BerryWe are pleased to share a video at a unique event which took place in London at the London Irish Centre with Troubles, Tragedy & Trauma. Jo Berry and Patrick Magee in conversation with Collette Mackin followed by a Q&A session.
Corrymeela in Exeter Weekend
ByJo Berry17 – 18 Nov 2018 Exeter Hope in Conflict – Saturday 17th November with Pádraig Ó Tuama. Venue: The Alumni Auditorium, The Forum, on Streatham Campus, University of Exeter, EX4 4PT. Registration at 9.30am for 10am start, finishes at 4.15pm. Open to those of all faiths and none. A summary of the Programme is available HERE….
Jo Berry and Pat Magee in London
ByJo BerryDate: Friday 16th May Time: Doors at 7pm, talk starts 7:30pm Click here to book tickets What is it? An engaging discussion with Jo Berry and Pat Magee, two individuals exploring their journey towards reconciliation and understanding. Join TTT NI UK at the London Irish Centre for an evening of reflection and dialogue. The…
Jo Berry and Patrick Magee spoke to the Scarriff Foroige Youth Club
ByJo BerryJo Berry and Patrick Magee spoke to the Scarriff Foroige Youth Club as part of the Scariff Festival in Country Clare, Ireland. Tracey Doyle, the youth leader, wrote after, ‘It was an absolute pleasure to meet you both and listen to your story. Our members are carrying on the valuable conversation that was started during…
New Trustee
We are very excited to be adding a new Trustee to our brilliant team. Saba Ali is a Global Leader on Gender Equity and Hate Crime and a lived experience speaker. In her words, ‘I believe we all deserve an opportunity to be loved, cared for, treated with dignity and given equal opportunities in the diverse…