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Could you help us to reach our £5,000 fundraising target this December? Thanks to a kind donor we are already half way there!

In the latest episode of the Better Peace Podcast, crucial conversations about Diversity with Inioluwa Olaosebikan (Ini) and Kate Nicholl MLA. Recorded over a month ago but their message have a new potency in the aftermath of recent hate attacks.

We are delighted to launch the Better Peace Podcast series. A group of young people from Portadown, Donegal and Belfast have been working hard over the past few months to pull together this series which looks back at the achievements of the Good Friday Agreement and forward at the challenges and opportunities ahead.

The UK General Election has been called for Thursday 4th July 2024, and with it comes the first opportunity for thousands of young people across the UK to make their voice heard and use their vote. Whether you are excited to vote for the first time or you are apathetic about the idea, we would like to help give you clear information to help with your decision.

A year to the day after our ‘What Peace Means to Me’ event to mark 25 years since the Good Friday Agreement, Politics in Action hosted another seminal event, focusing on the Role of Westminster in Northern Ireland.

Politics in Action welcomes the steps taken to restore our political institutions. It is important for the young people we work with that government here is working and that young people can help shape our shared future.

Congratulations Professor (Emeritus) Monica McWilliams - patron of Politics in Action and one of the top 100 inspirational women of 2023.

Students from Friends' School in Lisburn and St Dominic's College in Belfast have asked, "Is the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement fit for purpose?"

We are recruiting a team of young people to produce a podcast series over the next few months that looks back to the accomplishments of the Good Friday Agreement, and looks forward to challenges involved in building a better peace. If you'd like to be involved in creating a high-quality podcast series supported by media professionals. Apply now at the link below.

Lucy Browne, an 18 year old student who has just finished her A Levels at Portadown College is bound for New Jersey thanks to her selection as a 'Protégé for Peace' alongside Victoria Maguire from Blessed Trinity College in Belfast.

Two of our young activists - Sabrina Baptista from Portadown and Sophia Atkinson from Donegal - have been selected to join the Shared Island Youth Forum. They will be part of a group of 80 young people across the island of Ireland who will meet and work together over the year ahead.

First cross-border youth manifesto launched in Milford, Donegal, and Portadown, County Armagh.

Jack finds his voice and inspires a Special Envoy!

Politics in Action hosted 'Minister For A Day Event' on Thursday 23rd of March.