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Brian Caskey, Youth Worker & Founding Member at Limestone United
In this episode we get to hear from Brian Caskey, Youth Worker and one of the founders of Limestone United.
Limestone United is a cross-community football club bringing people together, giving young people a voice and using the medium of sport to build good relations in Lower North Belfast area.
Brian chats to us about his journey, from his beginnings as a policeman through to setting up Limestone United. He speaks passionately about how the group has been transforming the lives of young people in the area and promoting anti-sectarianism, equality, and friendship.
As a member of the NI Sport & Human Rights Forum, Limestone United have signed up to the Declaration on Sport and Human Rights.
To learn more about NI Sport & Human Rights Forum and the Declaration on Sport and Human Rights, see here.
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and/or their organisations and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission.
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By NI Sport and Human Rights ForumIn this episode we get to hear from Brian Caskey, Youth Worker and one of the founders of Limestone United.
Limestone United is a cross-community football club bringing people together, giving young people a voice and using the medium of sport to build good relations in Lower North Belfast area.
Brian chats to us about his journey, from his beginnings as a policeman through to setting up Limestone United. He speaks passionately about how the group has been transforming the lives of young people in the area and promoting anti-sectarianism, equality, and friendship.
As a member of the NI Sport & Human Rights Forum, Limestone United have signed up to the Declaration on Sport and Human Rights.
To learn more about NI Sport & Human Rights Forum and the Declaration on Sport and Human Rights, see here.
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and/or their organisations and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission.