Northern Ireland: History, Identity and the Path to Peace

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Northern Ireland: History, Identity and the Path to Peace

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Students will explore Northern Ireland’s complex history and peace process through meetings with community leaders, former combatants, and artists, gaining insight into identity, reconciliation, and the ongoing path toward lasting peace.

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Program Highlights

  • Discover Belfast’s Peace Walls and murals on the Shankill and Falls Roads

  • Meet with members of Theatre of Witness to hear personal stories of the Troubles

  • Visit Derry, including the Museum of Free Derry and historic city walls

  • Explore Giant’s Causeway and Northern Ireland’s natural landscapes

  • Tour the Corrymeela Peace and Reconciliation Centre

  • Engage in storytelling and traditional music sessions in Rostrevor

  • Learn from activists and local experts involved in the peace process

Northern Ireland’s landscape is as rich in history as it is in natural beauty. From the peace murals of Belfast to the basalt columns of the Giant’s Causeway, each site reveals a story of conflict, resilience, and reconciliation. Through dialogues with former paramilitaries, victims’ families, and peacebuilders, students will explore the nation’s journey from division to coexistence. Cultural experiences in Derry and Rostrevor add depth to this study of identity, memory, and the continuing path to peace.

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