By independent researcher Mary McManus Destitution and poverty in Northern Ireland is predicted to soar. Now more than ever as well as helping people mitigate poverty, we need to take… Read more
Tiziana O’Hara has recently contributed to an article in Co-op News highlighting the challenges faced by small co-ops in NI. The article was written by Rebecca Harvey in Co-op News… Read more
Ballymacash Sports Academy outside Lisburn recently secured £300k from a successful bid from the UK Government’s Community Ownership Fund. NI Minister of State, Conor Burns congratulated the Academy when… Read more
Cultivating Community Farming Induction day An induction day brought together 10 early-stage community-farming projects who between them are the recipients of a new innovative community farming Cultivating Community Farming (CCF)… Read more
I’m from Ethiopia. In 2016, I earned a BSc in Information Science from the University of Gondar. I worked for nearly five years in Ethiopia in an Investment and… Read more
Good to Grow, NI’s only horticultural co-op will launch the 1 metre feedbank challenge on Saturday 16 April at the monthly Urban Market in CS Lewis Square, Belfast. The… Read more
Date: 27 April 2022 – 12.00 to 13.30 Title: ‘Businesses in Community and Co-operative Ownership’ Facilitator: Mark Simmonds This webinar is part of Co-operative Skills Series 2022 funded by the… Read more
Date: 11 May 2022 – 12.00 to 13.30 Title: ‘Learning to Disagree with Each Others and still Make Good Decisions’ Facilitator: Abbie Kempson This webinar is part of the Co-operative… Read more