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CAIN future secured as a live archive
Ulster University has confirmed that its highly regarded CAIN archive will be retained as a live and curated archive, made possible by support from Initiatives of Change. The funding follows a consultation in 2019 and comprehensive efforts by the
17 February 2021
960 documents added to the Conflict Archive on the INternet (CAIN) website
30 July 2020
Former US President Bill Clinton announces transatlantic peace scholarships
Former President of the United States, Bill Clinton, joined Ulster University and Dublin City University representatives in New York to announce three transatlantic PhD scholarships in peace studies.
19 June 2019
Civic conference calls for sustained action to address sectarianism in Northern Ireland
Civic conference calls for sustained action to address sectarianism in Northern Ireland
14 May 2019
ARK publication highlights how public opinion has changed since Good Friday Agreement
A survey which highlights how public opinion has changed in Northern Ireland since the signing of the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement in 1998 has been launched by ARK – a joint initiative between Queen’s University Belfast and Ulster University -
27 November 2018
ARK report shows public support for refugees in Northern Ireland
A research report released today by ARK, a joint initiative between Ulster University and Queen’s University Belfast, has found support among the public for asylum seekers and refugees in Northern Ireland.
22 November 2018
Ulster University to host international peace building conference
Ulster University to host international peace building conference
5 June 2018
International peace conference marks Good Friday/Belfast agreement
International peace conference marks Good Friday/Belfast agreement
9 April 2018
Public attitudes towards government data sharing revealed ahead of GDPR
Public attitudes towards government data sharing revealed ahead of GDPR
1 February 2018