#AllInOnePlace Urbanism & Placemaking related events in Northern Ireland. Got an event? Let us know. @jamesehennessey
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ALT Flyer entitled WEBINAR - Climate, Nature, and Health: Urban Green/Blue Spaces as a Frontline Response. Speakers include: Dr Peninah Murage, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Dr Sinaia Netanyahu, World Health Organisation Hear from leading voices in policy, research, and practice and explore how urban spaces can mitigate floods, reduce heat, improve air quality, boost biodiversity, and enhance wellbeing. This webinar is a part of the Common Ground: Co-creating Healthier Urban Environments webinar series, delivered in partnership with Groundswell Consortium and UK Healthy Cities and Towns Network. Thursday 15th January 1-2.30pm (GMT) on Zoom
ALT Flyer headline WEBINAR. Top right corner says "Mon 13th October, 1-2pm on Zoom, Register now", with an arrow pointing to QR code to the link in text. Main body of text reads: Safer Streets, Shared Voices: Insights from public workshops on preventing VAWG in outdoor public spaces in Belfast. Join us for the launch of a report following workshops held with women, men, young women, and young men across Belfast on preventing Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) in outdoor public spaces. Hear from speakers who will share and reflect on the findings, followed by a Q&A panel with key stakeholders working to prevent VAWG. Speakers include: Sophie Jones, Queen’s University Belfast Rebekah McCabe, Involve Ryan Somerville, The Executive Office NI Logos at bottom of flyer show Queen's University Belfast, involve, GroundsWell and Medical Research Council. Silhouettes of diverse women are in the bottom right corner of the flyer
ALT Flyer headline WEBINAR. Top right corner says "Mon 13th October, 1-2pm on Zoom, Register now", with an arrow pointing to QR code to the link in text. Main body of text reads: Safer Streets, Shared Voices: Insights from public workshops on preventing VAWG in outdoor public spaces in Belfast. Join us for the launch of a report following workshops held with women, men, young women, and young men across Belfast on preventing Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) in outdoor public spaces. Hear from speakers who will share and reflect on the findings, followed by a Q&A panel with key stakeholders working to prevent VAWG. Speakers include: Sophie Jones, Queen’s University Belfast Rebekah McCabe, Involve Ryan Somerville, The Executive Office NI Logos at bottom of flyer show Queen's University Belfast, involve, GroundsWell and Medical Research Council. Silhouettes of diverse women are in the bottom right corner of the flyer
ALT This square graphic has a bright green background, overlaid with white text. In the top left hand corner you can see the flax logo of the Assembly, which is also in white. It says ‘Northern Ireland Assembly’ underneath. In the top right corner, the wording reads: ‘Committee for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs’. In the middle of the graphic in large white text it says: Call for Evidence, The Dilapidation Bill. Underneath are the words: Give us your feedback. There is a speech bubble icon under it in white, with three horizontal lines inside, representing text. A pencil is shown at an angle on the right side, as if writing or editing the text. There is an photo of part of a dilapidated building on the right of the image. You can see what looks like the front of a red brick building which looks abandoned. The door and window frames are either missing or broken, and there is no glass in them.
