A truly powerful testimony in solidarity with the people of Palestine in this the hour of their need. Maith an bhean Nadya!

🇵🇸“YOU ARE NOW ENTERING DERRY – AN APARTHEID-FREE ZONE.”🇵🇸 Formal launch of new sign by the PYM this morning. ❤️ #bloodysunday2025 #oneworldonestruggle Maeve Mc Laughlin Tony Doherty @ipsc_derry Derry SinnFein Derry SDLP Annu Mayor Pat Finucane Centre

Derry anti-apartheid signage vandalised in Muff Derry anti-apartheid signage vandalised in Muff. ‘I cannot understand why anyone would want to deface imagery which was put in place by two human rights organisations - the Bloody Sunday Trust and the Pat Finucane Centre.

Our Director Maeve McLaughlin joined North West Today this morning to discuss an exciting new initiative. The Bloody Sunday Trust is proud to partner with INAR - Irish Network Against Racism and North West Migrants forum on the North West Anti-Racism Charter.

Very proud that the Trust and North West Migrants Forum are jointly leading this important initiative on behalf of the city. No to racism. Ireland of the Welcomes!

The Museum of Free Derry and Siege Museum recently welcomed groups from St Ciaran’s College and East Side Partnership as part of our Good Relations Outreach Workshops. During their visits they viewed both exhibitions and took part in discussions with Bloody Sunday Family-

member Jean Hegarty and Stuart Moore at the Siege Museum. The GROW project is funded by Urban Villages Direct Support, and can cover admission fees, transport and lunch for visiting groups. Contact [email protected] if you have a community voluntary or educational

group that would like to take part in the project. *“The Urban Villages Initiative is a key action within the Northern Ireland Executive’s ‘Together: Building a United Community’ (T:BUC) strategy.

It is designed to improve good relations outcomes and to help develop thriving places where there has previously been a history of deprivation and community tension.” Urban Villages The Siege Museum Bloody Sunday Trust

Today at 1:05 pm, staff from the Bloody Sunday Trust and the Museum of Free Derry joined Cllr Lee-Ann Igbon (Hulme Ward, Manchester) and Zara Manoehoetoe Community Organiser and Co-founder of the Manchester Women’s Justice Collective in supporting the call-

Good Relations Outreach Workshops The Museum of Free Derry and Siege Museum recently welcomed a group from Shankill Women’s Centre, Belfast, as part of our Good Relations Outreach Workshops. During their visit they viewed both exhibitions and took part in discussions

Contact [email protected] if you have a group that would like to take part in the project. *“The Urban Villages Initiative is a key action within the Northern Ireland Executive’s ‘Together: Building a United Community’ (T:BUC) strategy.

It is designed to improve good relations outcomes and to help develop thriving places where there has previously been a history of deprivation and community tension.”

Throughout the month of June, the Museum of Free Derry and Siege Museum welcomed over 100 students from Cross & Passion College as part of our Good Relations Outreach Workshops. During their visits they viewed both-

Good Relations Outreach Workshops (GROW) The Museum of Free Derry and Siege Museum recently welcomed groups from St Peters Immaculata and Foyle International as part of our Good Relations Outreach Workshops. During their visits they viewed both exhibitions and took part in -