Join us for the webinar on The Art of Listening Tuesday, 19 October | 3pm – 4pm Lord Alderdice in conversation with Padraig O’Malley and Graham Spencer about the importance of listening in conflict resolution. Register HERE. John, Lord Alderdice is a psychiatrist who,...
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The Art of Listening Webinar | 19 October | 3pm – 4pm
Join us for the webinar on The Art of Listening Tuesday, 19 October | 3pm – 4pm Lord Alderdice in conversation with Padraig O’Malley and Graham Spencer about the importance of listening in conflict resolution. Register HERE. John, Lord Alderdice is a psychiatrist who,...
TEDxStormont: TED Circles April 2020
In April, TEDxStormont will host a special online TED Circles programme themed around COVID 19, changing world and your well-being. The ZOOM webinars will take place each Monday afternoon at 4pm (BST) and will be co-hosted by Lord Alderdice and special guests. Please...
Lord Alderdice: Religious Experience, Religious Difference and Transcendence – a contribution to inter-faith dialogue
Join us for a talk on inter-faith dialogue by Lord Alderdice on Monday, 4 March at 5pm at The Athenaeum, Pall Mall, London. Booking is essential and can be made by emailing Christine Gahan at christine.gahan@stb.ox.ac.uk
Understanding Fundamentalism, Radicalization and Terrorism – the Psychology of the Large Group Training
The Centre for the Resolution of Intractable Conflict (CRIC) is a multi-disciplinary research and conflict resolution centre based at Harris Manchester College, University of Oxford. For some years we have been applying cutting edge field-based research methods from...
Brexit and the Belfast Agreement: mitigating the return to disturbance in our historic relationships
The 2018 Dr Garret Fitzgerald Lecture Delivered by Professor the Lord Alderdice FRCPsych at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, St Stephen’s Green, Dublin It is a delight for my wife, Joan, and me to join you here this evening in such august surroundings,...
Annual Report 2018: The challenges of our time
In my life-time there has never been a greater need, across the world, for people to work for democracy and peace building. When we started CDPB our focus was largely on Northern Ireland – what we had learned, and what we needed to do to complete the Peace Process. It...
Lord Alderdice: Change and Challenge
Chairman's Remarks - CDPB Annual Report 2017 Change and Challenge The last year has again seen a remarkable level of activity for the Centre for Democracy and Peace Building, from the excitement of our Van Morrison fund-raiser, to our rapidly expanding international...
Lord Alderdice Blog: Why has this generation dropped the baton?
On the long and winding road of the Northern Ireland Peace Process the most important lesson we learned was that such intractable, violent, political problems were a result of disturbed historic relationships between communities of people. The three key sets of...
Statement from Lord Alderdice on the death of Martin McGuinness
Statement from Lord Alderdice on the death of Martin McGuinness Speaking of his sadness on hearing of the death of Martin McGuinness and sending his condolences to his family circle, John, Lord Alderdice described him as “a remarkable leader, an excellent colleague,...