Narrative 4 celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement with students across the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Narrative 4 was thrilled to be part of “Good Relations Week” at Malone Integrated College in Belfast, Northern Ireland, which celebrated a two year programme of the students engaging with their local community.
“We were delighted to partner with Malone Integrated College earlier this year in a project called ‘The Possible’ which celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement,” said Dr James Lawlor Director of Narrative 4, Ireland.
“The students got to connect with each other virtually and learn about each other’s lives and also learn about the legacy of the Good Friday Peace Agreement.” Malone Integrated College welcomes students from all backgrounds and religions with an ethos of diversity and inclusion. The importance of integrated education was recognized in the Good Friday Agreement and can play a significant role in the promotion of tolerance.
A mural created by the students celebrating the 25th anniversary of the school’s establishment and 25 years of the Good Friday Agreement which brought peace to Northern Ireland.
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This week, Narrative 4 was honored to be featured by the Carnegie Corporation of New York in their article, “Your Story, My Story: How Narrative 4 Builds Understanding”.
The program aimed to shattered stereotypes, foster community across generations, and prepared participants to live and work in meaningful connection with people of all ages.
Last month, PBS NewsHour featured a heartwarming segment on Narrative 4, as part of its Art in Action series. Senior arts correspondent Jeffrey Brown explored how Narrative 4’s signature Story Exchanges are helping young people build compassion and bridge divides—whether political, cultural or socioeconomic.