CIVIC CULTURE AND INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE:

The Innovation Zones at Queen's University and the Greater Shankill Children and Young People Zone will launch the 'Conversations' research report on Wednesday 23 November at 9.30am, Council Chamber.  Children and young people from the Greater Shankill participated in these Conversations about the "The Story I want my life to be".
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EDUCATION WITH SOCIAL PURPOSE:

Congratulations to all Queen's Students' Union Homework Club volunteers who completed their Induction Training last week. Wishing them every success in their new roles, as they support children and young people to improve study skills, build confidence and raise future aspirations!
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SUSTAINABILITY: 

Queen's University welcomed pupils from West Winds PS on campus, to take part in biodiversity workshops and to see the unveiling of a special mural celebrating their work with our academics and gardeners on a number of projects.
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RESEARCH WITH IMPACT: 

Queen’s Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Greer, along with Communities Minister, Deirdre Hargey, senior officials from the Department for Communities (DfC), and a representative from the Head of the Civil Service visited the Market Area of Belfast for a site visit and briefing meeting on the partnership between Queen’s Communities and Place (QCAP) and the Market Community.  
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EQUALITY AND EXCELLENCE:

Queen's University is delighted to invite you to the exhibition of a Photovoice project exploring belonging and exclusion with newcomer and migrant women in rural areas on Saturday 29 October at 12pm, Council Chamber.
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BREAKING BOUNDARIES, NEW KNOWLEDGE:

A new Prostate Cancer Centre of Excellence is set to open at Queen’s University, thanks to a generous £1.6million gift to establish a clinical research facility at the Patrick G. Johnston Centre for Cancer Research.
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RECOGNISING STAFF AND STUDENT CONTRIBUTION:

Congratulations to colleagues in the Centre for Public History at Queen's, whose work in celebration of St Matthew's Church's 150th anniversary will now be housed at the Public Records Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI).  The exhibition of photos and artefacts was gathered with the help of the Greater Shankill community.
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