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Latest e-zine from VIEWdigital |
Community Journalism project comes to an end |
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Jude Hill-Mitchell, left, with Una Murphy, Caroline Millar, Niamh Scullion, Catherine Ferrin and Kelly Crockett at the VIEWdigital Community Journalism workshop in the Social Change Initiative office in Belfast on March 27, 2026. |
That’s a wrap on the VIEWdigital Community Journalism Project, with the last course rolled out in March. Over the past 12 months, media professionals Una Murphy and Jude Hill-Mitchell worked with Brian Pelan, editor, to trained up migrant women and disabled people from Belfast and beyond, who are not well represented in the media, to co-create and publish factual stories on our website. The National Lottery Community Fund NI supported this initiative. READ MORE |
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International Women’s Day screening of migrant women’s stories |
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Una Murphy, left, with Abeer Musawaei, Sarah Henry, Marisa Comeau-Kerage, Aisha Bakkar, and Nandi Jola – Images: Mignonne Smith |
Short films on migrant women’s stories have been screened in Belfast to mark International Women’s Day. The ‘Migrant Women Seen & Heard’ series, produced by Marisa Comeau-Kerege, is available to view on the new Community TV area of the VIEWdigital website: (https://communitytv.viewdigital.org/). READ MORE |
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Women’s Health: underinvestment, inaction and neglect – must end |
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Endometriosis Awareness Month has been taking place in March, with campaigners aiming to raise understanding of a condition that affects thousands of women. VIEWdigital is grateful that Dervilia Kernaghan, above, has been writing about women’s health inequalities and highlighting growing calls for change. |
Read Dervilia’s article from December 2025. |
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Review: GROUP! delivers a wild night with chaotic brilliance at the Lyric Theatre |
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Conor Mitchell’s GROUP! returns to the Lyric Theatre after 24 years as a benchmark show for the theatre’s 75th anniversary. It explores the classic setting of a group therapy environment, with each member representing a persona in modern Belfast society. We step into the incredulous world of these characters, who have been attending for 15 weeks, but when a new arrival, Amy, enters the scene, it becomes the final straw before chaos unfolds. Each of them brings their own flavour to this hotpot musical whirlpool. READ MORE |
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Lyric Theatre launches primary school tour of ‘Waste Busters the Eco-Musical’ |
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Belfast has announced a tour of primary schools across Northern Ireland with its environmental production Waste Busters the Eco-Musical. READ MORE |
Next issue of VIEW magazine to look at the real Living Wage |
The next issue of VIEW magazine will offer an in-depth look at the real Living Wage which celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. This publication is supported by Advice NI. Our guest editor is NI Living Wage manager Mary McManus. |
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