Irish School of Ecumenics News
News & Events
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Drawing Hope 2026
Children's Art for Peace Exhibition taking place from 20th April to 1st May from 10 am to 4 pm daily
20 Apr 2026
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Why Wars? Voices of Women
Part of the ISE Ecumenical Conversation Webinar Series II, Thurs 23 April 12pm-1.30pm.
01 Apr 2026
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Dr Mandy Turner, Senior Researcher with Security in Context
Colonial Administration, Counterinsurgency Pacification, and Disaster Capitalism in Trump’s Plan for Gaza: These Are the Dangers Palestinians Face
26 Feb 2026
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Dr David Mitchell on BBC Radio Ulster
Dr Mitchell was invited to take part in a panel discussion on Talkback regarding the controversy surrounding what flag the Commonwealth Games NI team should use at the upcoming Games.
15 Jan 2026
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Peace Studies students visit Belfast
On 23rd and 24th October, thirty-eight students from Peace Studies courses witnessed first-hand persisting conflict legacies and ongoing peacebuilding work in Northern Ireland as part of the annual field trip.
24 Nov 2025
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How to be Holy in an Unholy World Jewish - Muslim - Christian Relations
The Irish School of Ecumenics and the Irish Council of Christians and Jews will host a public lecture by Dr Edward Kessler (Founder President of the Woolf Institute, Cambridge)
18 Nov 2025
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'Rising to the Challenge: Human Rights and Equality in a Time of Crisis'
'Rising to the Challenge: Human Rights and Equality in a Time of Crisis' - A Conversation between Dr Katherine Zappone and Chief Commissioner Liam Herrick, Moderated by Professor Linda Hogan.
02 Dec 2025
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Dean of FAHSS and Faculty Office team visit Belfast campus
On 9th October, we were delighted to welcome the Dean of FAHSS, Professor Carmel O’Sullivan, and members of the Faculty team for their first ever visit to our Belfast campus.
06 Nov 2025
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David Mitchell at Trinity Arts and Humanities Research Festival
The event in the Trinity Long Room Hub on 25th September 2025 was entitled 'The flag that doesn't exist - yet? Reimagining symbols in Nothern Ireland and Ireland' and was chaired by Etain Tannam.
16 Oct 2025
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ADAPT & Trinity College Dublin Researchers Publish Study on Fundamental Rights and the EU AI Act
Professor Linda Hogan, and Dr. Marta Lasek-Markey have published a significant new article examining the EU AI Act and its approach to safeguarding human rights.
14 Oct 2025
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