Resources

This episode of 'Shared Goals' features an interview with Mencap NI ambassador, award-winning actor and barista James Martin MBE alongside Mencap NI’s Senior Marketing, Communications and Influencing Lead, Karen Gilgunn.

This episode of Shared Goals features an interview with Marie Brown, CEO of Foyle Women’s Aid and the Foyle Family Justice Centre, who has successfully led key developments and a wide range of projects supporting women, children and young people who are victims and survivors of domestic and sexual abuse across the Foyle area.

This ‘Shared Goals’ podcast episode explores the topic of poverty and human rights and marks International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. Staff from the Commission are joined in discussion by Jonny Currie, NI Network Lead at the Trussell Trust.

This 'Shared Goals' podcast episode explores the topic of climate change and human rights and features an interview with Dr Ian Fry, the UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights in the context of climate change.

This 'Shared Goals' podcast episode looks at the issue of equal protection from physical punishment for children in Northern Ireland. Staff from the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission interview Caroline Cunningham, Acting Policy and Public Affairs Manager at NSPCC Northern Ireland.

To celebrate International Women's Day 2024 and to kick off Season three of Rights at the Finish Line we are delighted to speak with Simone Magill, footballer with Aston Villa and Northern Ireland International.

Watch a series of video messages from stakeholders and colleagues celebrating the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission's 25th anniversary.

The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission and Queen's University Belfast have collaborated on a project raising awareness of climate change and human rights.

This animation 'Dakota', explores youth, climate change and human rights, hearing from young people themselves.

The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission and Queen's University Belfast have collaborated on a project raising awareness of climate change and human rights.

This animation 'Nia', explores youth, climate change and human rights, hearing from young people themselves.

It Seems’ – featuring Belfast-based poet, Niamh McNally.

The film’s focus is on the issue of climate change, and it raises important questions about its impact on our human rights. ‘It Seems’ was developed by the NIHRC in partnership with Amnesty, Sustainability Northern Ireland and Climate Northern Ireland.