Fingerpost Holywell Trust

The participants in Holywell Trust's Future Leaders programme came together to have a look at the impact of the Covid pandemic on the local community.

This special edition of Fingerpost is guest edited by Foyle Women’s Information Network (FWIN). As people have come to expect from the team at FWIN this is a considered collection of articles on a range of issues from International Women’s Day and a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland to challenging patriarchy and women in Northern Ireland.

In this episode we hear from Catherine Cooke, Georgia O'Kane and Dr. Maeve O'Brien.

Fingerpost has been taken over by the young people from REACH Across for this youth focused issue. The issue was edited by Anna McAree who has a conversation with some of the contributors on their creative writing, emerging from Covid and dealing with online learning.

A conversation between guest editor of this issue, Elaine Forde from The Playhouse in Derry, and three of the contributors - Damian Gorman, Felicity McCall and John Johnston. This issue of Fingerpost examines Arts & Community Relations. The podcast and Fingerpost project is supported through the Community Relations Council for Northern Ireland.

The 'shared society' issue of Fingerpost is now live - https://www.fingerpost.ie. Gerard Deane is joined for a conversation by four of the contributors - Colm M Cavanagh and Georgia O'Kane discuss shared and integrated education, Lilian Seenoi-Barr looks at integration of Black and Minority Ethnic Community and Linda Ervine chats about the Turas Project and Irish as a shared language.

Our first Fingerpost podcast! This episode features conversations with some of the contributors to the relaunched Fingerpost magazine - available now at www.fingerpost.ie. The first issue of the new magazine takes a look at leadership. Joining host Gerard Deane for this first issue are Paul Gosling, Georgia O'Kane and Fiona Corvan. Maeve O'Brien also joins us to read the poetry contributions of Paul Laughlin. The Fingerpost project is supported by the Community Relations Council of Northern Ireland.