Good

Relations

A major role which TADA plays in the community is our dedication to bringing many different communities together which lays the ground for community dialogue. This helps to better the understanding between all the different groups within the overall community. This promotes the idea of A Shared Future among all, there are no outsiders and challenges sectarianism & racism. 

The Good Relations Duty
A public authority when carrying out its functions relating to Northern Ireland, must have regard to the desirability of promoting good relations between persons of different religious belief, political opinion or racial group.
Section 75 (2) of the Northern Ireland Act 1998

Good Practice Visits

Various funded projects such as Peace brings together people from both sides of the political divide in Northern Ireland to help lay the foundations for increase empathy and conversation. Previous trips included:

– Glasnevin Cemetery & Boat Tour, Dublin.

– Peace Murals & Titanic Quarter, Belfast.

– Bloody Sunday Museum & Apprentice Boys, Derry/Londonderry.

– The Somme Memorial, France.

Multi-Cultural Day

To better reflect the diverse society that Northern Ireland has becoming and all the different cultures that now make up the island, TADA runs an annual Multi-Cultural Day. This an opportunity for people to come along and witness all the different aspects of other cultures including:

– Musical Instruments

– DIY Crafts

– International Foods 

– Performance Showcases

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