Just blocks away from Belfast’s city center you’ll find the so-called ‘peace walls’, put in place to separate Catholic from Protestant neighbourhoods and vice versa.
They show that Belfast is still very much a divided place and that polarisation in Ireland is not only a thing of the past.
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The old-style ‘trust me, I’m the expert’ argument has run its course. Policymakers are in dire need of a plan B. Luckily for them, this Plan B has already been written. Not by a think tank or a professor, but by a small movement of enthusiastic professionals in Bratislava, Slovakia.
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What does the colour grey symbolise in a social context? We answer that question through our 5 core values: diversity, debate, empathy, doubt and nuance…
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March 2019 has turned out to be a month filled with chaos, unrest and general social tension in the Netherlands.
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