INCORE Annual Conference in collaboration with The Journal of Disappearance Studies 2026. 👉 Register Here To Attend: tinyurl.com/mr3vmnjx ㅤ 📆 Date: 30th August – 1st September 2026 📍Location: Derry/Londonderry Campus of Ulster University

INCORE Annual Conference in collaboration with The Journal of Disappearance Studies 2026. ㅤ 👉 Register Here To Attend: tinyurl.com/mr3vmnjx ㅤ 📆 30th August – 1st September 2026 📍Derry/Londonderry Campus of Ulster University

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📢The INCORE Annual Conference Programme is live! ㅤ 👉Register To Attend: tinyurl.com/mr3vmnjx ㅤ 👉Click here for Programme: www.ulster.ac.uk/conference/i... ㅤㅤ 🗓️Save These Dates: · Conference dates: 30 August – 1 September 2026

🚨11 Days Left to Register! Registration closes 31/05: bit.ly/4ul2Pxr (Enforced) disappearance is a pervasive form of violence affecting tens of thousands each year Join us in shaping the field of disappearance studies & contributing to the collective search for justice, truth & memory

Disappearance Studies Conference 2026 Convening scholars, practitioners, policymakers, artists, families of the disappeared, & advocacy organisations to explore the phenomenon of disappearance. More information here: www.ulster.ac.uk/.../incore-a... Please register before 31/05/2026!

This week, INCORE had the pleasure of co-hosting this fantastic panel at the Belfast School of Arts, during which Adrian Grant, Lisa Fitzpatrick, and Élise Féron discussed the importance of sensory and embodied afterlives of conflicts. Have a look at Allan LEONARD’s summary of our discussions!

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‘The violence is continuing’: scholars examine embodied memory of conflict Read our article by Allan LEONARD 👉 sharedfuture.news/the-violence... @ulsteruni.bsky.social @ulsteruniincore.bsky.social @ukri.org @brisunipress.bsky.social #SharedFuture #NorthernIreland #peacebuilding #TheTroubles

Join us for a conversation with Professor Cas Mudde one of the world’s leading scholars on populism and the far right. Online seminar, 30 April 2026: "Populism, Extremism & Democratic Resilience"

Discussion with Prof Cas Mudde: Populism, Extremism & Democratic Resilience

Join us for a conversation with Professor Cas Mudde the world’s leading scholars on populism and the far right.

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On Tuesday, INCORE celebrated the 25th anniversary of our partner REACT Armagh. We also launched the North South Way Peace Camino, a community-led initiative connecting people, communities & landscapes across a 40-mile shared route from Portadown to Carlingford. More on this soon!

I’m thrilled to announce our new book series Pioneering Peace: New Paradigms in Peace and Conflict Studies, published in collaboration with @ulsteruniincore.bsky.social and edited by @brandonhamber.bsky.social. Please spread the word! www.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/topic/book-s...

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New series announcement | LUP is delighted to announce a new series: Pioneering Peace: New Paradigms in Peace and Conflict Studies. Read more here:

Join us for a fascinating talk by Dr. Henri Myrttinen on "The Contestation and Re-Constitution of Femininities, Masculinities and Diverse Gender Identities in Myanmar’s ‘Spring Revolution’". Magee Campus, April 20, 12-1.30pm, lunch offered. Register here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/research-s...

Research Seminar on Myanmar with Dr. Henri Myrttinen

The Contestation and Re-Constitution of Femininities, Masculinities and Diverse Gender Identities in Myanmar’s ‘Spring Revolution’

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Professor Hamber from INCORE will be hosting the Belfast Screening of "Comrade Tambo's London Recruits" plus Q&A after with some of the recruits. Come and join us on 5 March. Should be a fascinating evening. Register and info www.tickettailor.com/events/north...

INCORE co-hosted an event entitled 'Bridging Individual, Organisation, and Community-Wellbeing: Hope as a Framework for Collective Action', at Magee, Ulster University @ulsteruni.bsky.social, on 17/02. This seminar kickstarts a new, large, and multiyear project on hope in the Derry/Londonderry area.

@ulsteruniincore.bsky.social & @jdsjournal.bsky.social invite applications for the Disappearance Studies Conference scheduled to take place from 30.08.26 – 01.09.26 on the Derry-Londonderry Campus of Ulster University. Proposals can be submitted by March 20, 2026. Learn more at our website ⬇️

Call for Papers: Disappearance Studies Conference August 30 - September 1, 2026 at INCORE, Ulster University | Re-(E)MBody | Tampere Universities

INCORE (International Conflict Research Institute, Ulster University), in collaboration with the Journal of Disappearance Studies, invites contributions for its conference, scheduled to take place fro...

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NCORE is inviting contributions for a new series of short, accessible blog posts that explore how peace and conflict are lived, understood and negotiated in different places and communities. Please share the call widely! www.ulster.ac.uk/incore/blog-... @ulsteruni.bsky.social

INCORE Blog – Call for Contributions

INCORE is inviting contributions for a new series of short, accessible blog posts that explore how peace and conflict are lived, understood and negotiated in different places and communities.

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📣 Call for Contributions –Disappearance Studies 📅 Abstract Deadline: March 20, 2026 📌 August 30-September 2, 2026 – Derry/Londonderry 🖋️ incore@ulster.ac.uk INCORE & the Journal of Disappearance Studies invite applications for the Disappearance Studies Conference. Please share the call widely!

INCORE wishes you a peaceful holiday season!

Have a look! 290 government files from the Public Record Office of NI (part of Dept. for Communities @communitiesni.bsky.social) were added to PRONI Records on CAIN (@ulsteruni.bsky.social). This is the 15th addition from the annual release of previously restricted files. cain.ulster.ac.uk/proni/

Our MSc Peace and Conflict Studies students out and about in Belfast yesterday with DC Tours, exploring the city centre and narratives of conflict

Please come attend what promises to be a fascinating panel on Truth, Memory & Justice on 10 December from 6 to 8 pm at @ulsteruni.bsky.social organised in cooperation with @conflicttextiles.bsky.social @qubelfastofficial.bsky.social and the Tower Museum in Derry-Londonderry

INCORE & The John and Pat Hume Foundation are delighted to invite you to an address by Caoilfhionn Gallagher KC on ‘Lawyers in the Firing Line: Attacking the Advocates' at 6.30pm on 8 December in Room BC LG 304 on our Belfast campus @ulsteruni.bsky.social Register here: buytickets.at/humefoundati...

Join us for the "How Did We Get Here? The Rise of Britain’s Far Right?" Seminar featuring a fascinating talk by Daniel Trilling. The event is available in Derry-Londonderry Campus and also Belfast Campus (25 and 26 November). Details here: www.ulster.ac.uk/peace-blog/h... @ulsteruni.bsky.social

Safety Security and Wellbeing

We are pleased to announce the “Safety, Security and Wellbeing for All” Seminar Series which will examine the rise of extremist political discourse.

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Join us on Nov 25 at 5.30pm for Daniel Trilling' talk on “How Did We Get Here? The Rise of Britain’s Far Right” (Magee Campus, Derry). This is the first lecture in our “Safety, Security and Wellbeing for All” series. Register there: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/how-did-we... @ulsteruni.bsky.social

How Did We Get Here? The Rise of Britain’s Far Right (Derry Event)

Join us for a fascinating talk by Daniel Trilling on the rise of the far right in the UK given on the Derry Londonderry Campus.

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Celebrate with us the publication of “Transitional Justice and the Kurdish Conflict: A Grassroots Approach” (Routledge 2025) by Dr Nisan Alıcı! The event, co-hosted by INCORE & TJI, will take place on December 12 at 2pm on our Belfast Campus. More info 👇 www.ulster.ac.uk/faculties/ar...

Transitional Justice and the Kurdish Conflict: A Grassroots Approach

Book launch of “Transitional Justice and the Kurdish Conflict: A Grassroots Approach”

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Human Rights 2025 Programme From 8-10 Dec Conflict Textiles in collaboration with @ulsteruni.bsky.social @ulsteruniincore.bsky.social @qubelfastofficial.bsky.social and The Tower Museum will host a 3 day programme to mark #internationalhumanrightsday cain.ulster.ac.uk/conflicttext...

Huge congratulations to Dr Adrian Grant & CAIN for securing funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund for his project “Home in Troubled Times: Exploring everyday life and conflict in Northern Ireland using digital archives”, which INCORE is proud to host! www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

National Lottery funding for seven Derry heritage projects

The projects include the regeneration of the former Austins deprtment store and St Columb's Hall.

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Looking to upgrade your skills? Join us later this month for our short course, "Foundations of Peace and Conflict Studies." This course can be taken as a standalone or as part of a certificate programme, and even counts towards an MSc www.ulster.ac.uk/courses/2025...

The latest Transitional Justice Institute seminar: “An Omni-crisis in International Law: Iran, Israel, and Gaza.” Excellent discussion and highly recommended youtu.be/xwYc7c6P89Y?...

An Omni-crisis in International Law: Iran, Israel and Gaza – Webinar

YouTube video by Transitional Justice Institute, University of Ulster, Northern Ireland

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Interested in our MSc in Peace and Conflict Studies? 🌍✨ Whether you're thinking of starting full-time or part-time in September 2025, join us for an information session to learn more! Register: www.ulster.ac.uk/study/postgr...

Today #StitchingSolidarity moved into the community running workshops in various public spaces @ulsteruniversity.bsky.social @conflicttextiles.bsky.social