Fellowship Project Calls for Action on Abuse of Political Candidates in Northern Ireland

A group of leaders from the Centre for Democracy and Peace’s Fellowship Programme have designed a new initiative tackling the abuse and intimidation faced by political candidates in Northern Ireland. As part of the programme’s design thinking module, the team explored real-life challenges and developed solutions aimed at fostering a safer and more inclusive political environment.
Fellows at IMMA, Dublin.

Highlights from the Fellowship Dublin residential

It is just over one week since our Fellows concluded their second…
Jane McCooey

Armagh woman seeks to strengthen diaspora’s voice with Fellowship Programme

In the busy corporate world of New York, Jane McCooey stands…
Centre For Democracy and Peace chief executive Eva Grosman with Fellowship Programme partner representatives (from left) Stephen McKeown (Allstate), Gordon Parkes (NIE Networks), David Clements (Fujitsu NI), Darragh McCarthy (FinTrU), Nick Coburn (Ulster Carpets) and Peter Cunningham (Camlin Group) (Kelvin Boyes)

How the corporate world is empowering new leaders in Northern Ireland

Leaders from across Northern Irish society are being shaped with…
Fellows attend the Oxford residential in 2024.

A year in review: CDP in 2024

As 2024 comes to a close, we want to take this moment to thank…

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

As we look ahead to 2025, let us make peace our greatest wish – a peace that begins within ourselves, radiates into our communities, and reaches every corner of the globe. Thank you to all of our partners, colleagues, and members for your continued and vital support that make the work of CDP possible. Merry Christmas, and may 2025 bring healing, harmony, and joy.