This event is taking place on June 22nd at the Ulster Museum from 1-5pm. It will feature 8 talks on new ways to achieve social change in Northern Ireland, an exhibition of a better future for NI created by attendees, and an innovation marketplace of 24 social projects. The goal is to harness creativity to grow a social movement. Attendees can register for free by June 14th.

1. Amplify
Northern Ireland
1-5pm Monday 22 June
Ulster Museum
24 Innovations
9 stories of a better NI
One movement for change
4 Hours
“If we change the story we tell ourselves then
it leaves everything open to possibilities”
Charity worker, Derry-Londonderry
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www.facebook.com/groups/amplifyni
@AmplifyNI

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Northern Ireland is brimming with creative, passionate people
committed to building a stronger, more prosperous society. But
how can we harness that creativity to grow a movement for
change?
Book your place at this FREE event on Monday 22 June to help
answer that question. You will be joining over 150 people from
every walk of life across Northern Ireland including major funders,
public agencies and leading experts in social innovation.
We will also be launching our major report on narratives of social
transformation across Northern Ireland.
This event is the culmination of the first seven months of work
through the Amplify Northern Ireland programme, delivered by the
Young Foundation and funded by the Building Change Trust.
Explore, create, network, support…

3. Get creative and help create an exhibition of a better NI13:00
The Programme
Our first four Big Ideas talks on new ways to achieve social change in NI
Browse the marketplace of innovations and back those you would like to help succeed
Our final four Big Ideas talks on new ways to achieve change at scale in NI
Our panel of speakers reflects on what’s needed next to support social innovation in NI
CLOSE
13:40
14:20
15:20
16:20
17:00
Make your last pledges of support to the innovations16:00
Registration and intro to the day13:00
Refreshments available throughout the afternoon
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4. Big Ideas: 8 eight-minute talks on new ways to achieve social change in NI
Innovation Marketplace: Explore the 24 emerging social innovations
Exhibition: Get creative and help us produce an exhibition of a better NI
Registration
The Plan
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5. The Exhibition
Explore the narratives of
inequality in NI and help create
an exhibition to show the future
Over four hours we will be creating an exhibition to show how
Northern Ireland can be transformed for the better.
Be inspired by the nine narratives of life, inequality and change that
have emerged from the hundreds of conversations we have had with
people across Belfast, Derry-Londonderry and Enniskillen.
Then roll up your sleeves and get creative to help produce an
exhibition that maps out how we can build on these narratives to
transform Northern Ireland for the better.
Dip in for half an hour or bring your favourite creative tools and
spend the whole afternoon helping to create visions of a better NI.
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6. Brendan Murtagh, The Institute of Spatial and Environmental Planning, Queen's University Belfast
Gorka Espiau, Director of Cities and Regions, The Young Foundation
Susan Wylie, Chief Executive, Belfast City Council
Maeve Monaghan, Director, Building Change Trust and Chief Executive, The Now Project
Carlos Barandiaran, Director LKS-Mondragon Corporation
John Peto, Director of Building Change Trust and Director of Education, The Nerve Centre
Michael Bambrick, Managing Director, Energenius
Michael Donnelly, Head of Voluntary and Community Unit, Department of Social Development
With more to be confirmed…Jon Abaitua, Mondragon Team Academy
The Speakers
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7. Afterthoughts
AGORA
Ardoyne Youth Club
Blackmountain Action Group
Boom Hall
City Safari
Crannog Partnership
Energenius
Ethical and Shared Remembering
FabSocial
Galliagh Women's Group
Healthy Ageing Network In Derry
Holywell - Food & Biodiversity
Human Library
Niamh/BKN
Pebble in the Pond Park
PLACE
RCITY
Remedial Arts
Scouts Centre
Tearfund
Tell It In Colour
The Churches Trust ltd
The Social Arts project
Westville family resource centre
Young People Leading Change
The Innovation Marketplace
Explore the marketplace to meet the 24 teams who have
been working with Amplify to make their new ideas
happen and choose who you will give your support to
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8. Ulster Museum is situated in Belfast’s Botanic Gardens,
right in the heart of the University Area of South Belfast.
Address: Ulster Museum, Botanic Gardens, Belfast BT9 5AB
By foot: The museum is a leisurely 20-30 minute walk from
Belfast City Centre; follow signs for Queens
University or Botanic Gardens.
Parking: Local on-street parking is available but limited.
By rail: Botanic Station is only 10 minutes walk from the
museum. Botanic is located on the Bangor to
Portadown rail line. Connections to the Larne and
Derry lines as well as the cross-border service to
Dublin can be made in Belfast Central.
By bus: Metro 8 Malone Road departs from Belfast city
centre, Donegall Square East every 10 mins. Bus
stop located at the side of the museum building.
Adult tickets cost £1.60 and child tickets are
£0.80. There is unlimited Metro Day Travel for £2.70
after 9.30am.
Translink: Contact Translink on +44 (0) 28 9066 6630 or visit
www.translink.co.uk for up-to-date timetable
information. Ulster Museum is at stop #17 on the
Belfast City Sightseeing tour route, just outside
Queen's University Belfast Student Union. From
there it's only a 4 minute walk through Botanic
Gardens to the Museum.
By air: Belfast has two airports: Belfast International and
Belfast City. City is just a 5-minute taxi ride to
the museum. Find flights at: www.skyscanner.net
Getting There

9. Amplify
Northern Ireland
1-5pm Monday 22 June
Ulster Museum
Book your FREE place by 14 June at:
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/17054800367
Or to find out more email Kieron.Williams@youngfoundation.org
www.facebook.com/groups/amplifyni @AmplifyNI