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Latest news from Professor Brandon Hamber the John Hume and Thomas P. O’Neill Chair in Peace.
We are pleased to announce the “Safety, Security and Wellbeing for All” Seminar Series which will examine the rise of extremist political discourse.
Professor Hamber contributed to the inaugural Insider Reconciliation Summit in March 2025, hosted by the Mary Hoch Center for Reconciliation (MHCR) at the Jimmy and Mary Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution.
The seminar uses Cultural Studies and psychoanalytic theories and methods to explore the emotional dynamics in Troubles life stories and their impact on memory politics and conflict transformation.
Following my recent trip to Sierra Leone I published an article in the Derry Journal entitled “Bonfires for Peace? What Northern Ireland can learn from Sierra Leone”.
Conflict Textiles, INNATE & the Hume O’Neill Chair in Peace (Ulster University) invite you to a discussion with Ramin Jahanbegloo on 28th November at 3.00pm (Belfast Room Ulster Museum Stranmillis Road Belfast).
The HumeO’Neill Chair with Eliz McArdle from Ulster University and on behalf of the Peace Summit Partnership submitted a response to the Draft Programme for Government for Northern Ireland 2024.
The inaugural John Hume and Thomas P. O’Neill Chair Peace Lecture took place on the Derry-Londonderry Campus of Ulster University on 20 September 2024 through a partnership of the Hume O’Neill Chair and the John and Pat Hume Foundation.
A new short film commissioned by the The Hume O’Neill Chair and Conflict Textiles about artist Eileen Harrisson.
Ulster University and Conflict Textiles Trust have collaborated over the 15 years of the existence of the Conflict Textile Collection.
