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Our last delivery with epilogues: The Human Face Of Conflict funding took place over two weekends in The Glenavon House Hotel, Cookstown. It kicked off on Friday 17th May and concluded on Sunday 2nd June. Twelve women took part. While mainly from an urban setting it was balanced evenly in terms of a CNR/PUL background

This delivery took place over two successive weekends in The Glenavon House Hotel, Cookstown. It began on the afternoon of Friday 12th April and concluded on Sunday 21st April. Thirteen women took part. It was a balanced mix of women in regard to perspectives on the conflict with seven coming from a PUL and 6

At the request of our host organisation Foyle Women’s Information Network, Delivery 10 took place on a weekly basis in The Everglades Hotel. It ran from Wednesday 31st Jan to Wednesday 20th March. Fifteen women took part and competed the programme (two missed the graduation photograph above). We had a good mix of backgrounds and ages

This delivery took place over two weekends in The Waterfoot Hotel culminating on Sunday 22nd October. What’s so nice about epilogues is that every delivery is unique and this was no exception. It was the first to feature a healthy mix of rural women clustered around Kilcronaghan Activity Centre, Tobermore and the women from the

Last Tuesday (19th September 2023) in St Comgall’s Community Centre 37 epilogues graduates from the last four deliveries came together to share their experience of participation in the programme. What if any were its long term impacts on their lives? What might they do individually or collectively to help deepen the peace? A big thanks

Gaslight Media Trust is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr. Adriana Valderrama to conduct an independent evaluation of our current three-year delivery of Epilogues: The Human Face of Conflict funded by the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust and the Irish Government’s Reconciliation Fund. Epilogues: The Human Face of Conflict comprises twelve deliveries of our epilogues

There was unanimous consensus yet again that the latest delivery of epilogues hit both GMT’s and participants’ objectives. And it did the heart good. This delivery took place in residential formate over two weekends in the Armagh Arms Hotel, Ballymena concluding on 18th June. A big thanks on behalf of one and all to the

The innovative nature of epilogues has been recognised by its inclusion in The Palgrave Handbook of Testimony and Culture (2023) The handbook brings together a comprehensive range of disciplinary, theoretical, methodological, and practice-based perspectives on the use of testimony and its impact on our understanding.

Once again epilogues proved its ability to bring folk from disparate backgrounds together and create community. This delivery took place in the City Hotel, Derry beginning the weekend of Friday 24th Feb 2023 and concluding Sunday 12th March. Thanks on behalf of one and all to staff that looked after us. Thanks also to Joseph

Stephen Gargan, our dear friend, colleague and GMT’s Project Manager tragically passed away on the 27th November 2022.  He lives on in so many ways in epilogues and our other projects.  His many influences are and will be fondly remembered in our work going forward.   Stephen rarely if ever appeared in front of camera

When people speak truthfully warts and all in a space where all views are respected and can be challenged profound learning happens. This has been the story of epilogues deliveries since the journey began back in 2005. This delivery was no different. It took place in the Inishowen Gateway Hotel, Buncrana, Co Donegal beginning Tuesday