Resources
Healing Through Remembering produces a wide range of resources in order to share its learning with a broad audience and enable others to engage in debate on dealing with the past.
Healing Through Remembering produces a wide range of resources in order to share its learning with a broad audience and enable others to engage in debate on dealing with the past.
In order to share learning gathered in the five main areas of work, Healing Through Remembering publishes a wide range of reports, all of which are available online in PDF. Also available are Healing Through Remembering Annual Reports and Newsletters.
This resource summarises the proposals contained in the 2014 Stormont House Agreement (SHA) and raises a number of points for consideration and discussion. The resource was designed to enable a wider audience to engage with the SHA and its proposals.
Healing Through Remembering has commissioned a collection of short films entitled Ordinary Objects, Extraordinary Times and a documentary about the organisation.
The conflict in and about Northern Ireland generated a large body of material culture that can be used to examine and explore issues of conflict, division, identity and memory. The Institute of Irish Studies at Queen’s University Belfast and Healing through Remembering have surveyed and record them on a publicly accessible database.