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The Possibility of Reconciliation: People and Politics
In the 2020 Una O’Higgins O’Malley Webinar, peacebuilder Jo Berry shared her personal journey of reconciliation following the violent loss of her father, Sir Anthony Berry, who died in the IRA Brighton bombing of 1984. This year’s event, the third in Glencree’s annual lecture series, was hosted online due to restrictions of Covid-19 and attracted…
Jay Ramsay writes a poem about Jo Berry and Patrick Magee
FOR JO BERRY (and Patrick Magee) The world will be saved by women in the West —H.H. The Dalai Lama All Posts He killed your father, but you forgave him. How did you do that ? How could he do that ? The question searing like the bomb-blast wreckage all your inner life…
Building Bridges for Peace in Belfast
ByJo BerryBuilding Bridges for Peace at ‘Clonard Monastery’ in Belfast on October 22nd. For more information and to register see here. Join us at the iconic Clonard Monastery for a landmark event, marking 40 years since the Brighton Bomb. Jo Berry and Patrick Magee will come together to engage in an extraordinary dialogue that speaks to…
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…
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…