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Open Consultation: School Uniform Policy

The Department of Education are consulting on plans to introduce statutory guidance so that all school governing bodies will be required to review their school uniform policy and ensure that costs are manageable for parents/carers.  The consultation is seeking views on their approach and what should be contained within any statutory guidance particularly around the […]

Draft Programme for Government 2024-2027

The Northern Ireland Executive has published the draft Programme for Government 2024-2027 ‘Our Plan: Doing What Matters Most’ The draft Programme for Government 2024-2027 ‘Our Plan: Doing What Matters Most’ has been subject to an equality screening exercise. An Equality Impact Assessment (EQIA), Child Rights Impact Assessment and Rural Needs Impact Assessment have also been prepared. […]

September Funding Opportunities

September 2024 Scheme Funder Note Date Kelly Family Charitable Trust Kelly Family Charitable Trust Application deadline 1 Sep 2024 Austin and Hope Pilkington Trust Austin and Hope Pilkington Trust Round 4 opens 1 Sep 2024 Hoodie Hut: Hoodies for Charity Hoodie Hut Application deadline 1 Sep 2024 Wolfson Foundation: Heritage, Humanities & the Arts Wolfson […]

Women Have a Go at Heritage Skills with WomensTec

On Wednesday 3rd July, WOMEN’STEC were delighted to partner with the DfC Historic Environment Division to visit their Conservation Works Team Depot in Moira. We welcomed a group of women to have a go at heritage skills including stone carving and lime plastering. The taster day was an essential initiative aimed at highlighting the importance […]

NI Budget Equality Impact Assessments

WSN Policy Worker, Siobhán Harding, has now made final Consortium responses to the following departmental Equality Impact Assessments (EQIAs).  The most detailed response has been made to the Department for Communities EQIA and letter responses to the Department for Infrastructure and Department of Health.  You can read the final Consortium responses on the website here: […]

Where are the Women?

Where are the Women – starting in October, Newry Street Unite, Killkeel Where are the Women programme explores the lives and roles of women in Northern Ireland through a series of digital archives. Don’t miss out on this great programme which has always been well received by those who have previously participated. To register or […]