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References
(1) Eide, 1995. A Review and Analysis of Constructive Approaches
to Group Accommodation and Minority Protection in Divided or Multicultural
Societies. Norwegian Institute of Human Rights.
(2) Ibid.
(3) Vij, Charlotte (1996) "Living in the Waterside",
in Fingerpost Women's issue, Derry Londonderry, Yes! Publications.
(4) Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland (1995)
Urban Regeneration in Londonderry : Outline Strategy Proposals
1996-1999. Derry Londonderry, DoE.
Appendix 1
Those in attendance (a.m.)
| Joe O'Brien | WHSS Council |
| Ken Rooney | Fountain Area Partnership
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| Donnie Sweeney | Gobnascale Family Centre
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| Judith Gilfillan | Education Welfare Service
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| Pauline Ferris | Education Welfare Service
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| Geraldine Moran | Education Welfare Service
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| Carole McKeeman | Cruse Bereavement Care
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| Sharon Evans | Derry Wellwoman
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| Phil Lynch | Needs of Adults with Learning Difficulties
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| Donna Brennan | R.N.I.B. |
| Martin Muldoon | R.N.I.B. |
| Marie Moore | P.A.C. |
| Ken Duffy | Rainbow (Dir) |
| Alison McDaid | Foyle Friend
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| Monina O'Prey | N.I.V.T. |
| Patricia Bray | N.W. Forum of People with Disabilities
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| Martina Lewis | Foyle Victim Support
|
| Hazel Donaldson | Foyle Victim Support
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Those in attendance (p.m.)
| Jacqueline Toland | Training and Employment Agency
|
| Joe O'Brien | WHSS Council |
| David Holloway | Project Portadown
|
| Martin McCrystal | Project Portadown
|
| Jim Dorsey | Project Portadown
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| Maire Ni Lochlainn | 21 Ernest Street, Derry
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| Lorraine Hefferman | MA Peace and Conflict Studies
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| Maureen Hetherington | Derry City Council
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| Ina Cantrell | Baha'i Community of Derry
|
| Martha McClelland | Sinn Fein, 15 Cable Street, Derry
|
NB: others attended who did not sign in.
Appendix 2
List of submissions
| Presented by: | On behalf of/title (page number)
|
| Dr A.M. Siddiqui .........................................
| The Muslim Community (14) |
| Sheila Deery..................................................
| The Needs of Young Adults with Learning Difficulties (15)
|
| Gerry Coates and Eileen Best........................
| Foyle Homeless (16) |
Sally Morrison and
William McMorris.........................................
|
North West Visually Impaired Association (20)
|
| Malachy Kyle................................................
| The Rainbow Trust (21) |
| (read by Dave Duggan)..................................
| A Lesbian/Bisexual Perspective
by Helen Quigley (24)
|
| Patricia Bray.................................................
| North West Forum of People with Disabilities (25)
|
| Ken Rooney...................................................
| Fountain Area Partnership (26) |
| (read by Dave Duggan)..................................
| From a Young Protestant Woman Living in a
Majority Catholic City: anonymous (29)
|
| Mrs Elizabeth Ward.......................................
| Hearing Concern (30) |
| Pauline Collins..............................................
| From a Secular Perspective -with Ellen
Weaver, John Nelis and Barney Devine (35)
|
| James Grant...................................................
| Foyle Friends (37) |
| Brendan McKeever........................................
| Families with children with disabilities (41)
|
| Ina Cantrell....................................................
| The Baha'i Community (45) |
| Dr Nooshin Proudman...................................
| Northern Ireland Council for Ethnic
Equality (46)
|
| Donnie Sweeney............................................
| as a member of Men's Action Network (47) |
| Mary Kay Mullan..........................................
| Travellers' Support Group (48) |
| Tomas O Doughaile.......................................
| Meanscoile Dhoire (50) |
| Clionagh Boyle..............................................
| The Women's Centre (52) |
| Mrs. Winnie McClements.............................
| North West Hard of Hearing Club (54) |
Submissions received after the hearing
| Gingerbread Northern Ireland.....................…
| single parents (60) |
| AWARE............................................................
| people suffering from depression and
manic depression (61)
|
| |
| Derry Wellwoman | (63) |
| |
| Derry Chinese Community...........................…..
| Johnny Cheung, Chinese Welfare Association (63)
|
The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints,
Londonderry Branch......................................
|
Joe McGeady, Branch President (64)
|
| |
| Noel McCloskey..............................................
| Sensory Support Service user and member of the Deaf Community (67)
|
Appendix 3
Budget for the project
| Income | Expenditure
|
| | |
| Derry City Council | 1000 |
|
| Northern Ireland Voluntary Trust | 1500
| |
| Inter-Church Reconciliation Fund | 1000
| |
| Community Relations Council | 1097
| |
| | |
| Total | 4597 |
|
| | |
| | |
| Public Hearing | |
|
| Facilitators Fees | | 1400
|
| Panel's Travelling Expenses |
| 150 |
| Lunch & Dinner | | 125
|
| Public Address System and Audio Recording |
| 140 |
| Transcription | | 240
|
| ISL Interpreter | | 80
|
| Rent of Venue | | 50
|
| Publicity | | 126.95
|
| Administration | | 180
|
| Refreshments | | 80
|
| Signs | | 130
|
| Publishing | | 1600
|
| Sundries | | 130
|
| | |
| Launch | | 50
|
| Venue | | 50
|
| Administration | | 70
|
| Refreshments | |
|
| | |
| Total | | 4601.95
|
Back Cover Details:
"The public hearing on minorities was fascinating, with
many diverse individuals and groups giving eloquent and succinct
submissions... While the issues raised were diverse, there were
uniting themes, such as the fear from violence of certain minority
groups, the experience of discrimination, and the lack of accessible
information and Services."
Christine Bell
"The minority groups in this town cannot be ignored. If
anything is to be learned from our recent history, then it must
be at least this."
Brendan McKeever
"...the place that I, as a gay man, would like to live
in...is quite simply a place where lesbian and gay people are
seen, admired, respected and loved... the problems facing the
lesbian and gay community are very much analogous to those facing
all other minority groups...We have common cause, it seems...if
we are here today for any reason, then it must be to give impetus
to the changes desired."
James Grant
"Some will say that the Unionist-led governance of the
past exploited Nationalists...therefore if Protestants have been,
or are now, being treated adversely, that they either deserve
it, or it will do them good to experience the effects of injustice
which was doled out to Catholics in the past. I would suggest
that such logic is perverse and does nothing to advance the process
whereby we can one day live alongside one another in harmony."
Ken Rooney
"I think the whole troubles situation, this social strife,
has hidden for twenty five, thirty years all the major issues...
And I think it's sad that because of the troubles, we are disadvantaged
even more..."
Brendan McKeever
"I found this kind of forum can make us aware our struggle
is not alone...today is only the starting and I still hope more
and more other people will voice their problem so that we can
support each other."
Patrick Yu
"...participation in public life... is very difficult
and a life in politics is very demanding particularly if you've
got children and other responsibilities...more steps should be
taken to promote the inclusion of women and the accommodation
of women within political structures."
Clionagh Boyle
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