Border so i mean everything in Northern Ireland is affected in some way by this division so youre talking about how to sort the police can you get the politicians to Work Together can you then get schools to start to educate people in a different way how do people at local level actually stop just walking past each other but start to run things together and a lot of our work was really just almost stepping out on to that ice trying to find the practical ways forward on an interface you know in the trade unions in the workplace in schools and it was in many ways an experiment how do you do it i mean and we found quite a lot of different answers for that in different ways you see we who you speak of well i think theres a kind of Different Levels of we i was in the Community Relations council and i was a very much involved in trying to support and develop those kind of initiative so we were actually looking for them but we were doing that i suppose on behalf of the whole community and rea
Was back in business emboldened by the success the teacher called an election in the republic only to find the trouble he got bogged down in domestic issues should fade gain credibility from being back in government in the north the subsequent electoral breakthrough means that shin fein are competing for Political Leadership in both the north out of the sofa violent and on a platform of seeking a border people so what do these developments mean for the future of Northern Ireland as will become clear the process of brics it unplayed changes taking place in Arlington North and south has caused all sorts searching the new thinking among both the nationalist im unionists communities now back to alex in belfast. A Peace Process requires peace makers politicians with the imagination to leap across history but it also has to be understood today i speak to professor Duncan Murrell nonviolence foremost i could emic on the subject of anti bigotry and reconciliation between communities. Well prof
To Work Together that police had to find a way to engage with communities who previously didnt want to know them you had schools trying to bring people together where parents were looking at them saying what are you doing you had interfaces river throwing stones and how to cut that down to the way he was actually very broad this been 20 years of trying to find the cracks i think it was the space to have that dialogue i mean a little yourself your father will very influential in. The column you look community but the bust be in the model of the last be space is taking place in the political arena with politics between communities on lane well how do you find the space where people could harm that dialogue i actually think youre talking about the actual definition of what we mean by the Peace Process which is when things are really hot i have to say this basic become narrower and narrower and narrower theyre only the small spaces i think that was their experience and cornmeal it was hard
Actually for us it was trying to find practical ways into that right along the border so i mean everything in Northern Ireland is affected in some way by this division so youre talking about how to sort the police can you get the politicians to Work Together can you then get schools to start to educate people in a different way how do people at local level actually stop just walking past each other but start to run things together and a lot of our work was really just almost stepping i dont know that ice trying to find the practical ways forward on an interface you know in the trade unions in the workplace in schools and it was in many ways an experiment how do you do it i mean and we found quite a lot of different answers for that in different ways you see we who you speak well i think theres a kind of Different Levels we i was in the Community Relations council and i was a very much involved in trying to support and develop those kind of initiative so we were actually looking for the
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