Community worker Barbara Walshe goes to Derry to find out how the arts are being used to promote cross-community reconciliation.

Part 5 explores how Republican ex-prisoners and Protestant groups are forging new relationships in the border counties of Cavan-Leitrim-Fermanagh- Monaghan.

Episode 4 Cross-community work in interface areas is not for the faint-hearted and its champions are regularly tested. Part 4 hears from those involved in the low-key but vital work of transforming community relations in three frontline communities in North, East and West Belfast.

Part 3 takes follows the Unity Pilgrims, a group of ordinary parishioners from the Clonard Monastery in Catholic West Belfast as they cross the peaceline to join a Presbyterian congregation in the Shankill for their Remembrance Sunday service.

The Roe Valley team which took part in the Ulster GAA's Unite Against Hate Cú Chulainn Cup in 2010 representing five Catholic, Protestant and special schools in Limavady and Dungiven.

Part 1 explores the sometimes controversial involvement of ex-combatants in conflcit resolution and reconciliation with Republican and Loyalist ex-prisoners; Gerry Mc Conville, Jackie Mc Donald, Gerard Foster and Alistair Little.