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Last Thursday, the Belfast PCSP Youth Awards were held at Belfast City Hall. Interface Diaries was awarded this years Youth Forum Award for our program between the Shankill and Carrick Hill. Youth workers and young people involved in Interface Diaries … Continue reading →

Last week, Interface Diaries launched our latest DVD with groups from the Shankill Road and Carrick Hill. The DVD includes everything from the video diaries beginning in week one, to the cross cultural trip to Manchester in week eight. The … Continue reading →

This week, the Lower Shankill and Carrick Hill groups met for the first time, doing an activity day and touring each other’s communities. The excitement is high, and it only gets better. This weekend, the groups will be traveling together … Continue reading →

This week, our groups will meet face to face for the first time . Having gotten to know one another through the previous weeks of video diaries, the first meet is always a combination of nerves, excitement, and anticipation. Ballymurphy … Continue reading →

This past week saw the completion of the video diary element of Interface Diaries. Groups asked their final questions to one another, preparing to meet face to face next week. This weeks questions focused on topics ranging from opinions on … Continue reading →

Week three of Interface Diaries has proven the most interesting thus far. All four groups are developing a cohesion that is shining through in the personal nature of this week’s discussions. Topics ranged from teenage pregnancy in communities to the … Continue reading →

The second week of Interface Diaries is in the books. Groups finally got used to the idea of being on camera, flexing their public speaking skills and offering unique and thought provoking opinions. All four of the groups are taking … Continue reading →

This week Interface Diaries began our new year of programming, working with 43 teenagers across Belfast. Communities involved include the Protestant Highfield and Shankill Rd. and the Catholic Ballymurphy and Carrick Hill. All group members got on camera for their … Continue reading →

Check out this short trailer about the work of Interface Diaries.