Irlande

Coiste Na N-Iarchimi

National Network
Irlande
Address

10 Beechmount Ave, Belfast BT 12 7NA
Belfast
Irlande

Telephone
028 90 200770
E-Mail
tours@coiste.com
Mobile Phone
07938916301
Organisation Type
Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation
Year of Establishment
1998
Fields of Activity
  1. Youth and education
General Information

Coiste Na N-Iarchimi is the umbrella organisation of the former Republican political prisoner network throughout Ireland. We have 12 formal groups based in various parts of the country, and a number of informal groups associated with us. Our network would employ 65 full-time workers and numerous volunteers. We are funded through the European Peace fund, set up to address the legacy of the conflict here in Ireland.Our main areas of work include, conflict resolution, legacy, advocacy,youth, political tourism,support services and education, consortium (Former political activists)inter-community and inter-national engagements. Our main partners in this project are Community Foundation Northern Ireland. We interact and engage with other governmental, statutory, and community organisations accross the island of Ireland.

Mission and Objectives

Mission Statement: 'Coiste Na N-Iarchimi is the umbrella organisation encompassing groups and individuals working for the social, economic and emotional well being of current and former Republican prisoners and their families. Coiste Na N-Iarchimi co-ordinates the efforts of its members in an atmosphere of self help, encouragement and mutual aid.'

Main Projects / Activities

Our projects include, legal initiatives relating to discriminatory practice and injustice against former political prisoners, support and counseling services, education burseries, youth: local, national and international events, summer camps, arts, drama, inter-community engagement, schools and colleges, outreach with ethnic minorities and local communities, educational projects, inter-generational and sectarianism, political tours of areas of conflict, working with victims groups and former political opponents, peace building projects with young people, citizenship and global programmes and youth work, skills and good practice.

Contact (1) Full Name
Danny Murphy
Head of the organisation
Micheal Culbert
Contact (2) Full Name
Micheal Culbert
Publication
Education
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Cooperation Ireland

National Network
Irlande
Address

5 Weavers Court Business Park, Linfield Road
Bislfast
Royaume-Uni

Telephone
+442890321462
Telephone (other)
+442890891015
Fax
+442890891000
E-Mail
alargey@cooperationireland.org
Mobile Phone
+447867901552
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
1979
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Human rights
  3. International/Cultural relations
  4. Others
  5. Research
  6. Youth and education
General Information
With offices in Belfast, Dublin, Cork, London and New York Co-operation Ireland is a Charity limited by guarantee employing 33 people. Funding is achieved from government departments, Europe, individual funders and donations it runs a variety of programmes bringing different communities together through programmes, exchanges, activities and interchanges.
Mission and Objectives

Co-operation Ireland is the leading peace-building charity working in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. We work with groups from all religious and cultural communities to build vibrant societies based on the principles of respect for diversity and peace and reconciliation.

Main Projects / Activities

A cross section of our programmes including, youth programmes, educational programmes, media programmes and programmes involving communities and the families of armed forces personnel in Northern Ireland,

Contact (1) Full Name
Dr. Alan Largey
Head of the organisation
Mr. Peter Sheridan
Contact (2) Full Name
Ms Laura Stewart

Cork Collective

National Network
Irlande
Address

20 Ashdene
South Douglas Rd
Cork
Irlande

Telephone
089 4072699
E-Mail
corkcollective@gmail.com
E-Mail (3)
nadia.moussed@gmail.com
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2010
Fields of Activity
  1. Human rights
General Information
Cork Feminista is a voluntary feminist organisation that was founded in August 2010. We arrange monthly meetings around topical human rights and feminist issues, facilitate creative workshops, fund-raisers, and campaign events, as well as manage social networking websites, an online blog, and compose a weekly E-Newsletter. We also have a monthy film club whereby we screen movies and documentaries that were written, produced or directed by women. 
Mission and Objectives

Cork Feminista believe strongly in what we call the ‘Three E’s in Feminism’- Education leads to Enlightenment which creates Empowerment. 
Cork Feminista is committed to progressing, upholding and representing women’s issues in all domains. We aim to bring women’s issues to the fore of society through activism.
Cork Feminista is committed to gender equality and advancing women’s rights. The driving force of social change is action. Cork Feminista actively promotes gender equality by organising and taking part in campaigns, protests and Local and National events. 

Main Projects / Activities

Cork Feminista host monthly meetings in order to bring feminist issues forward to the broader community. Cork Feminista’s monthly meetings are held in an inclusive space that is disability friendly. Meetings are donation based only. The topics that are covered at Monthly Meetings are varied and represent the diversity of feminism. Topics are chosen by volunteers, who are then responsible for the successful arrangement of the event. Cork Feminista sends a yearly questionnaire to its members to gain insight into the issues that its members are interested in, and plans the meetings accordingly. Please find list of events that we have organised here http://corkfeminista.com/

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Cork Feminista can contribute to the Network by brining our skill set to the Anna Lindh Foundation. We have been promoting feminism in local communities in Cork City and hosting events at community level for almost five years. We have learned how to reach out to women of all different classes, ages and cultures. 

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

Cork Feminista have two main reasons for joining the Anna Lindh Foundation. 
Firstly, we wish to learn more about the issues experienced within the Mediterranean region.  
Secondly, we would love an opportunity to share our experiences in how we have helped women to become more empowered. 

Contact (1) Full Name
Regina Cronin
Job Title
Coordinator
Head of the organisation
Eilis Dillon
Contact (2) Full Name

Cork Diocesan Youth Council

National Network
Irlande
Address

NO2 THE ISLAND, INCHYDONEY, CLONAKILTY, CO CORK, IRELAND
Cork
Irlande

Telephone
00353238858697
E-Mail
dyo@corkchurchofireland.com
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2002
Fields of Activity
  1. Youth and education
General Information

The Diocesan Youth Council was established by the Diocesan Synod in 2002 to “oversee and coordinate Diocesan Youth Ministry”, under the recommendation of the Youth Review Group in its Final Report in 2002. This report, including the then suggested constitution, is found in Appendix A of the report of the Diocesan Council of 2002. In the autumn of 2003, the new Youth Council was assembled, according to the guidelines stated in the Constitution of 2002, as follows: - The President (ex officio), the Bishop. - The Chairperson (ex officio) - 2 members, appointed by the President, to serve for three years - 2 clerical Members, elected by Diocesan Synod triennially - 2 lay members, elected by Diocesan Synod triennially - 2 lay members who shall be elected by West Cork Youth to serve for three years - 3 members to be appointed by the Boards of Management of Ashton School, Bandon Grammar School and Midleton College respectively, should they so wish - up to 4 co-opted members who shall be representative of youth activity and members of youth organisations in the Dioceses e.g. GFS, Scouting ... .2008 INCOME 77,879 EXPENDITURE 61,458 MAIN DONORS; CHURCH OF IRELAND,VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITEE CORK,SCHOOLS,PRIORITIES FUND. MODALITIES OF ACTION;PLEASE REFER TO WWW.CDYC.IE ALL REPORTS OF PROJECTS AND PUBLICATIONS. MAIN PARTNERS; SCHOOLS,LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND OTHER N.G.O.'S

Mission and Objectives

Mission Statement The Youth Council exists to encourage, facilitate and support the growth of youth ministry within the Church of Ireland Dioceses of Cork, Cloyne and Ross. The Youth Council aims over the triennial period June 2008 to June 2011 to fulfill the following goals. (The term “young people” refers to those aged 12-30). • To create opportunities for young people to grow in the knowledge of God and to experience God. • To equip young people to participate and partake in the life of the Church. • To encourage young people to be involved in youth activity, including service opportunities, locally, nationally and internationally. • To encourage the development of parish-based youth ministry by working alongside clergy and youth workers. • To develop a Schools’ Programme, working alongside principals, teachers and parents which will encourage personal and spiritual development. • To organize regular Diocesan Events. • To develop a Youth Leader Training Programme, including the organization of regular training events to enable young people to develop their leadership skills. • To advocate for young people and to encourage young people to advocate for themselves.

Main Projects / Activities

Strategy (Action Plan or roadmap of how we intend to implement our goals and so realize our Vision.) 1. Training. a. Provide bursaries for Parish Youth Workers who wish to enroll in the U.C.C. Youth Work and Community Work Diploma. Aim to have at least one person each year attending this course. b. Facilitate at least 4 proficiency training courses each year in specific areas- peer issues, embracing cultural diversity, first aid, Fresh Expressions model of Church. c. Develop a leadership training programme accommodating levels 16-18, and 18 and over to be run biennially. d. Run a full weekend annually for Youth Leadership training. e. Run Quarterly day/evening training events to tackle topical issues and to provide fellowship 2. Schoolwork Bring at least one team per year to run day retreats for Transition Year Students. Offer this day to as many schools as possible. 3. Worship Encourage the development of youth centered worship services in the Dioceses 4. Youth Work a. Encourage and support parish youth groups. b. Run a full programme of diocesan youth events annually 5. Strategic Partnerships. f. Develop relationship with the Mothers` Union to further parenting programme and other key players in the area of Youth Service provision. 6. International and Cross Cultural Youth Work. a. Organise at least 2 international trips per year b. Continue to develop international. relationships with European youth groups.

Contact (1) Full Name
Hilda Connolly
Job Title
Development Officer
Head of the organisation
Mrs. Judy Peters

Cork Film Festival

National Network
Irlande
Address

Emmet House, Emmet Place
Cork
Irlande

Telephone
00353 21 4271711
Fax
00353 21 4275945
E-Mail
info@corkfilmfest.org
Mobile Phone
00353 861003871
Mobile Phone (other)
00353 868096305
Organisation Type
Private Company
Year of Establishment
1956
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. International/Cultural relations
  3. Media
  4. Research
General Information

1. Cork Film Festival is a limited company with Board of Directors and employs 4 full-time staff and approx 30 contract staff. 2. Total budget is €530,000 3. Chief sources of funding are: The Arts Council of Ireland, the MEDIA programme of the European Commission and Cork City Council. 4. CFF engages in several exchanges and partnerships with other international film festivals. 5. We are members of the European Coordination of Film Festivals, the European Film Academy and the International Short Film Conference. We have contributed to festivals in Italy, Germany, Algeria , France and Albania, amongst others. Currently, we are operating a project in cooperation with the Festival du Film Amazigh, Algeria.

Mission and Objectives

The objective of Cork Film Festival is to celebrate the art of film in all its forms. The artistic approach is eclectic. Through screenings and associated events, the festival aims to present a wide spectrum of contemporary filmmaking. In particular we support the short film, believing it to be both an art form in its own right. We are committed to developing our education and young audiences sector and our role as an international animator and ambassador of Irish film. In particular, the Festival is interested in interacting and forming partnerships with organizations in joint projects which explore culture, film and society.

Main Projects / Activities

Cork Film Festival’s main point of activity is an annual week-long festival of international film. Within that, the Festival provides an eclectic programme. Seminars, talks, exchanges, education and training also happen with this. The Festival also curates and promotes Irish film internationally, and fosters international partnership and exchange.

Contact (1) Full Name
Fiona Clark
Job Title
CEO
Head of the organisation
Fiona Clark

Cork Midsummer Festival

National Network
Irlande
Address

Civic Trust House, 50 Popes Quay
Cork
Irlande

Telephone
353214215131
Telephone (other)
353214215131
E-Mail
info@corkmidsummer.com
E-Mail (2)
lorraine@corkmidsummer.com
Mobile Phone
353894228073
Organisation Type
Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation
Year of Establishment
1997
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
General Information

CMF is a Limited Company/non for profit. CMF is funded by the Arts Council of Ireland, Cork City Council, Failte Ireland,EU and many more. CMF receive funding for specific projects for e.g from the embassies etc CMF partner with a number of different organisations each year depending on the Festival programme

Mission and Objectives

By inspiring the public through high quality performances and productions in unexpected places, within a festival atmosphere, CMF aims to promote excellence across the arts in Cork and build awareness and a sense of pride in Cork's cultural achievements and resources.

Main Projects / Activities

Cork Midsummer Festival is one of Ireland’s leading art festivals of contemporary performance. It is an annual festival (11 days in 2012) presenting a season of local, national and international events across a range of cultural forms including theatre, off-site performance, contemporary and popular music, participatory projects, mass free events, dance, debate, ideas, visual and conceptual art. The festival presents, commissions and produces Irish and European premieres of ground-breaking international theatre artists, new productions from Cork and Irish companies as well as high profile international co-productions, often involving international theatre-makers collaborating with home-grown talent.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We work very closely with the Head of the national network at present. But with our experience working with International counterparts, the EU and International artists we hope to get very involved and connect with both the Irish Network and the ALF Network.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

CMF are always looking at different International organisations to partner with and we would like to broaden this network by joining the ALF.

Contact (1) Full Name
Lorraine Maye
Job Title
Director
Head of the organisation
Tom Creed

Cork Printmakers

National Network
Irlande
Address

Wandesford Quay, Clarke's Bridge
Cork City
Irlande

Telephone
021 432 2422
E-Mail
enquiries@corkprintmakers.ie
Organisation Type
Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation
Year of Establishment
1991
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
General Information

Cork Printmakers is a company registered in Ireland, which was incorporated under the Companies Acts, 1963 to 2001 in January 1993. The company has charitable status (CHY10942). Cork Printmakers has a Memorandum and Articles of Association which governs how the Association conducts its business. The Director/CEO is responsible for the day to day running of Cork Printmakers and reports to the Chairperson and the Board. There is a staff of four currently. Cork Printmakers is funded by the Arts Council of Ireland and Cork City Council. The organisation also generates income through its activities and is not-for-profit. Cork Printmakers' core aim is the support and development of artistic practice. We facilitate annual Emerging Artist Bursaries; Visiting Artist Programmes; Masterclasses for members; CPD workshops. We have a strong Education Programme, from Artists-in-Schools to Adult Education in the workshop. We also develop an Exhibitions Programme for touring. We act as an information hub for schools/centres wishing to develop printmaking facilities.

Mission and Objectives

To provide, manage and maintain an excellent printmaking facility for the use of artist/printmakers in the Munster region and beyond. To set and promote the highest standards of practice in printmaking. To accommodate the technical needs of artist printmakers. To foster multi-disciplinary and innovative approaches to art practice To enable opportunities for members through exhibition and networking nationally and internationally. To develop and deliver high quality education programmes. To foster public awareness, interest and participation in printmaking.

Main Projects / Activities

Cork Printmakers is a specialist support organisation enabling the development of professional artistic practice. The workshop supports a high standard of printmaking and fosters excellence and innovation in contemporary print. It serves artists in the development of their professional practice and promotes opportunities through exhibition and exchange/networking both national and internationally. Public appreciation and experience of printmaking is actively promoted through innovative education programmes which span all ages.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

To develop a dialogue with other countries through creative partnerships.

Contact (1) Full Name
Siobhan Brennan
Job Title
Director
Head of the organisation
Siobhan Brennan, Director

Counterpoint Systems. Co-head of the ALF Ireland network since 2022.

National Network
Irlande
Address

20 Ashdene South Douglas Road
Cork
Co. Cork
T12T6NY
Irlande

Telephone
00353 214361524
E-Mail
counterpointsys@gmail.com
E-Mail (2)
nadia.moussed@gmail.com
Mobile Phone
089/4072699
Organisation Type
Individual Person
Year of Establishment
2019
Fields of Activity
  1. Youth and education
General Information

I am applying as an Individual Person

Mission and Objectives

Working intentionally to achieve inclusion of marginalized groups by creating space and support to promote diversity consciously and consistently .

Main Projects / Activities

As a global youth worker, my work is rooted in actively working for inclusion and seek to provoke consciousness while assisting young people in their active engagement in relation to where they are at. My engagement is to work as a catalyst to amplify the marginalized young people’s voice so they can be heard. In my capacity as a Diversity and Inclusion Trainer I have developed and delivered workshops on Identity and inclusion under a human rights approach to increase cultural competency within diverse organisation. Training delivery has included anti-racism, intercultural dialogue for change, intersectionality & LGBTI+ awareness, for the formal and non-informal education sectors but also for organisation such as Doras, Traveller Visibility Group, Waterford Children & Young People’s Services committees (CYPSC) the Migrant Rights Centre Ireland, Social and Health Education Project (SHEP), WorldWise Global Schools, Waterford Wexford Education and Training Board (ETB).

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

I have been active with the Anna Lindh Foundation Irish Network since 2013. I co-coordinated the Cross-Network activity "Art as an Instrument and Expression of Social Change” in Taroudant, Morocco (2014). I attended the education programme for “Intercultural Citizenship in the Euro Mediterranean Region” in Alexandria, Egypt (2014). I represented the head of the Irish Network at the 13th Heads of Network Conference in Naples (2014). Presented on informal learning at the Cross-Network Action “Non-formal and Intercultural Education in the Mediterranean” in Tarragona, Spain (2015). I was assistant co-ordinator of "Intercultural Competences for Social Cohesion and Integration in Ireland" event in Limerick, Cork and Dublin (2016). Participant in Intercultural artistic expression in fragile areas, Sousse (2017). Anna Lindh Regional Training for Trainers - Malta (2017), attended the Euro-Mediterranean Conference on Intercultural Citizenship Education, in Piran, Slovenia, (2017). Participated in the 17th Heads of Network Meeting, Brussels (2018), Regional ToT on Intercultural Citizenship Education, Nicosia (2019). I am currently mentor for ALF Irish Network for the ALF Virtual Academy project and part of the Nicosia trainer’s symposium for the Pilot Virtual Training on Intercultural Citizenship Education in the EuroMed region.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

In ground of the above mentioned involvement with the Anna Lindh Foundation , I always felt being part of the Network. This has permitted a better understanding of the countries in the Euro Mediterranean region but also created synergies and friendship. It is always energizing to work in collaboration with the committed people that never lose the hope to create a better world for all.

Contact (1) Full Name
Nadia Moussed
Job Title
Youth & Community worker, Social Inclusion & Intercultural Competences Trainer
Head of the organisation
Nadia Moussed

Create School Ireland Rubbish Film Festival 2023-2024 – a call for participants

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Image from one of the participating schools Rubbish Film Festival

Rubbish Film Festival 2023-2024 – a call for participants

ALF Ireland members Createschool are running the Rubbish Film Festival which is an exciting digital arts education initiative that encourages creativity and environmental awareness among students. Createschool partners with 10 local authorities in Ireland and the Environmental Protection Agency so that participating students receive training and support in key Next Generation Skills and then create short films that highlight the global issue of waste and pollution and their impact on the planet.

Now in its seventh year, the Rubbish Film Festival is a unique opportunity for young people to showcase their creative talents, create awareness of environmental issues, and learn some new digital storytelling skills in the process. Currently a national project, there are plans to make the project international. 

Here is the winning entry from last year - What Could've Been 

Please note only schools from participating counties in Ireland can register for the festival