A Century Later: 1985 – chaim herzog & the narrative of exile
Reflections on a dying community which gave much to the development of Belfast.
A Century Later: 1976 – the day innocence died
How the tragic death of a child from a plastic bullet outside her front door in Turf Lodge during the height of the Troubles was the beginning of a campaign to put a stop to further bloodshed.
A Century Later: LGBT – a hidden history
The story of the LGBT community in Northern Ireland over the last 100 years.
A Century Later: LGBT – victims & survivors in northern ireland
How do we remember and how should Northern Ireland remember its recent past?
Insider Revisted: Cheaper Than Chocolate
Insider returns to Tiger’s Bay, the scene of the death of Dean Clarke, a young boy of 16 years old who was sold drugs and subsequently took his own life.
The Insider Revisited: A New Heart for Ballybeen
The Insider returns to the Ballybeen estate to see if the promises of a new community and shopping centre have been delivered. When we first visited the estate back in 2008, the Ballybeen Square area was severely run-down, with a large block of condemned flats, and anti-social behaviour keeping customers from visiting the local shops […]
Sharing Space in South Belfast
Sharing Space in South Belfast – A Story of Three Working Class Communities is the first in Northern Visions’ Shared Space series explores the experiences of three working class communities in South Belfast and how they are working with the many ethnic minorities coming to live in Belfast from elsewhere. Community leaders and residents from the […]
A Century Later: The Working Class
The Working Class – Containing the Past: Class, gender and sectarianism in a society of divided loyalties and years of violence and political conflict.
Discover The Archives: Artisans & Dreamers
First showing: Monday 29th September at 7.30pm Discover the Archives is a series on NVTV. Belfast College of Technology opened its door to students in September 1906. The College was the centerpiece of the development of further education in Belfast. Purpose built, it acted as a showpiece on a par with Belfast’s other prominent buildings of […]