Register Now: Sustaining the New Common Charter: Examples, Issues and Opportunities

The Centre for Cross Border Cooperation (CCBC) is pleased to invite you to the final event of the Sustaining the New Common Charter project, funded through the Shared Island Civic Society Fund.

This event will bring together civic society organisations, community leaders, academics, policymakers, and those with an interest in cross-border cooperation to explore how collaboration across the island of Ireland can help address shared environmental, cultural, and social challenges.

Over the course of the project, civic groups from across the island of Ireland have come together to identify common challenges, share experiences, and develop stronger cross-border relationships. This final event will provide an opportunity to reflect on those discussions, celebrate achievements, and consider future opportunities for cooperation.

Event Highlights

Attendees will hear from a range of speakers and contributors on topics including:

• The value and impact of successful cross-border projects as well as the lessons learned.
• The role of cooperation in protecting and enhancing our shared environment.
• Exploring cultural connections that cross borders.

The event will also feature a unique artistic exhibition of sculptures created from natural materials, reflecting the movement, connections, and shared cultural heritage of communities across these islands.

Who Should Attend?

This event is open to:

• Civic society and community organisations
• Environmental groups
• Cultural and heritage practitioners
• Researchers and academics
• Policymakers and public representatives
• Anyone interested in cross-border cooperation and building stronger connections across these islands

Registration

Places are limited and advance registration is required.

Click the link below to register for your place.