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NEW RESEARCH PROPOSAL – Women & Economic Inactivity

Given that Northern Ireland has consistently had the worst figures for economic inactivity across the UK we are in the early stages of planning some research around women’s economic inactivity. Siobhán is currently working on a series of questions which would form the basis of a possible questionnaire and focus group sessions with women on […]

Research survey – Food Messaging

Are you a parent/guardian, teacher or club/camp leader living on the island or Ireland? If yes, your views on food messaging for children and adolescents is important. The survey comprises of a series of rating scales to collect your views on food messaging for children and adolescents.  The study has been approved by the Communication […]

Nothing About Us Without Us – Survey

NIRWN is encouraging its members to complete questionnaire to help shape the future of Women’s Healthcare in Northern Ireland by completing the Nothing About Us Without Us questionnaire through the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland The aim is to gather and record the experiences of local women regarding their healthcare so that we can strengthen […]

Open Consultation: Rethinking Our Resources: Measures for Climate Action and a Circular Economy in NI

The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has published a consultation on ‘Rethinking Our Resources: Measures for Climate Action and a Circular Economy in NI’. Consultation closes on 30th May 2024. DAERA is actively seeking your views and would encourage participation from all interested parties. The primary method for responses is online via […]

March Funding Opportunities

MARCH 2024 Scheme Funder Note Date Mid Ulster District Council: Strategic Arts and Culture Grant Mid Ulster District Council Application deadline 12pm (noon) on 8 Mar 2024 Mid Ulster District Council: Pitches & Recreational Spaces Strategy Feasibility Development Grant Mid Ulster District Council Application deadline 12pm (noon) on 8 Mar 2024 Mid Ulster District Council: […]

New research published: Career or care? Women, unpaid caring and employment in Northern Ireland

There are over 220,000 people providing unpaid care for sick or disabled family members in Northern Ireland, representing 1 in 8 of the population. This includes over 180,000 unpaid carers of working age. What do we know about women, unpaid caring and employment in Northern Ireland? Unpaid carers are a diverse population, encompassing child and […]