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Minority Recognition Awards celebrate Ethnic Diversity in Northern Ireland
The Minority Recognition Awards (MRANI), a prestigious event honouring the contributions of ethnic minorities in Northern Ireland, hosted their third annual awards at the iconic Titanic Belfast.
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Friday, November 29, 2024
Minority Recognition Awards celebrate ethnic diversity in Northern Ireland
THE recent Minority Recognition Awards showcased the extraordinary achievements of individuals and organisations from diverse backgrounds in Northern Ireland. Held in Titanic Belfast during Black History Month, the highlight of the evening was the recognition of Anna Lo as the Lifetime Achievement Award recipient.
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September 30, 2024 at 12:18pm BST
MINORITIES RECOGNITION AWARDS
In the wake of the recent deeply troubling acts of violence and vandalism targeting businesses within minority communities in the north, the Minorities Recognition Awards NI (MRANI) at Titanic Belfast on October 4 will celebrate diversity, equality, and the invaluable contributions of these communities to local society.
The awards will serve as a powerful platform to challenge these harmful stereotypes and highlight the positive, substantial contributions made by the ethnic minorities to the economic and social fabric of our nation.
The event, sponsored by Titanic Belfast, Sensata Technologies, Danske Bank, Queen’s University, Ulster University, Ulster Bank, Go Succeed, Belfast City Council and Craic NI, will spotlight the achievements of individuals and businesses who have excelled in various fields, demonstrating the immense talent and potential within these communities.
Awards founder Diane Davis says: “By uniting as one, we not only overcome challenges but also create a society where everyone feels valued, respected, and empowered.”
“The Minorities Recognition Awards will be a celebration of resilience, determination, and the indomitable human spirit. We invite the public, media, and community leaders to join us in honouring these exceptional individuals and organisations as we collectively work towards a more just and harmonious future.”
https://www.irishnews.com/news/business/business-diary-events-coming-up-TTIXCDWIEZG5XNXKPMDWSB2HBQ/
A NEWTOWNARDS woman is adding the finishing touches to an upcoming minority award ceremony
ARDS WOMAN BEHIND AWARDS CELEBRATING ETHNIC MINORITIES
Friday 23 Jun 2023
Queen’s University Belfast
What would you suggest to help resolve this issue as this is very important for our kids future?
A good education tends to lead to a higher paying job, as well as provide you with the skills needed to get there.
The purpose of education is to prepare people for life, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to contribute to a thriving society.
It was great to participate to the Launch of a report into experience among Minoriry Ethnic groups in Northern Ireland.
The report shows how the minority ethnic families faces not only challenges in accessing support and further education but more.
Some parents suggested the need for:
– Increased representation of minority cultures and language
– Diverse histories
– Local contribution of minority ethnic communities.
You can read the report here
Thursday 15 Jun 2023
Ethnically Diverse Women Network
What an amazing evening launching Ethnically Diverse Women Network with @womeninbusinessni and #diverityma last night.
We were so happy to see women from diverse communities getting together and have a discussion.
Happy to be on the panel with @orlaveronica and @adriana.morvaiova who are both experienced in educating others.
It was also very important to discuss the importance of recognising talents of people from diverse backgrounds. We reminded everyone that Nominations are still open and hoping to get more nominations from corporate and other small businesses from the Minority communities.
Good luck to all the nominees so far and see the link for nominations here: https://tinyurl.com/37jrz33w
Thank you @christinewhite1515 for setting this up and we really hope we will continue with the same enthusiasm and looking forward to see more Women involved.
Tue 18 Apr 2023 at 17:18
Ulster Business
What’s needed to make NI a more diverse entrepreneurial landscape?
https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/business/ulsterbusiness/features/whats-needed-to-make-ni-a-more-diverse-entrepreneurial-landscape/554860941.html
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