In this episode Fergus McNeil will tell us more about his song Shoemaker's Son, which he performed at the Solas Festival in 2019 as part of the UNESCO RILA strand of events. For the full show notes, please visit https://bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts.

In this episode we will listen to three songs that were written and/or performed at events organised by the UNESCO Chair in Refugee Integration through Languages and the Arts during the period 2017-2020. Presented by Tawona Sitholé, with music by Fergus McNeil, Farzane Zamen and Clare Robertson. For the full show notes, please see https://bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts.

This is the last episode of a 5-part guest series entitled "What community means to you" made by Sadie Ryan, who makes the podcast Accentricity [www.accentricity-podcast.com], and Ken Gordon, who makes the podcast Refugee Voices Scotland [www.refugeevoicesscotland.com]. For the full show notes, please visit the website of the UNESCO Chair: [http://bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts].

Reposted with permission from the Cultures for Sustainable and Inclusive Peace (CUSP) Podcast. First released on 13 April 2021.

Founder of Ignite Theatre Aileen Ritchie is joined by Lucy Wild, Maya Farzia and Jada McDowell to discuss their work harnessing the arts to help combatting poverty and discrimination in Glasgow, especially navigating the challenges of Covid.

For more information about the CUSP project, please visit https://www.cuspnetwork.org/

This is the 4th episode of a 5-part guest series entitled "What community means to you" made by Sadie Ryan, who makes the podcast Accentricity [www.accentricity-podcast.com], and Ken Gordon, who makes the podcast Refugee Voices Scotland [www.refugeevoicesscotland.com]. For the full show notes, please visit the website of the UNESCO Chair: [http://bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts].

This is the 3rd episode of a 5-part guest series entitled "What community means to you" made by Sadie Ryan, who makes the podcast Accentricity [www.accentricity-podcast.com], and Ken Gordon, who makes the podcast Refugee Voices Scotland [www.refugeevoicesscotland.com]. For the full show notes, please visit the website of the UNESCO Chair: [http://bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts].

This is the second episode of a five-part guest series entitled "What community means to you" made by Sadie Ryan, who makes the podcast Accentricity [www.accentricity-podcast.com], and Ken Gordon, who makes the podcast Refugee Voices Scotland [www.refugeevoicesscotland.com]. For the full show notes, please visit the website of the UNESCO Chair: [http://bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts].

Reposted with permission from the Cultures for Sustainable and Inclusive Peace (CUSP) Podcast. First released on 10 March 2021.

Amani aAl Mqadma and Azza AlSahhar share stories of women’s life under siege in Gaza.

Amani is an electrical engineer and Head of IR at the Islamic University of Gaza and Azza is the projects’ coordinator for the CUSP work in Palestine.

For more information about the CUSP project, please visit https://www.cuspnetwork.org/

Reposted with permission from the Culture for Sustainable and Inclusive Peace (CUSP) podcast. First released on 8 March 2021.

This inaugural episode of the CUSP podcast, launched for International Women’s Day, looks at the role of Women and Peacebuilding. Episode host UNESCO Chair Professor Alison Phipps is joined by two inspirational guests Dr Mary Boatemaa Setrana (University of Ghana) and Zaza Muchemwa (LitFest Harare).

Mary is a Ghana-based researcher who participates in national, regional and continental migration policy projects. Zaza is a poet, playwright, theatre director and arts manager based in Zimbabwe.

For more information about the CUSP project, please visit https://www.cuspnetwork.org/

This episode is the first one of a 5 part guest series entitled "What community means to you" made by Sadie Ryan, who makes the podcast Accentricity [www.accentricity-podcast.com], and Ken Gordon, who makes the podcast Refugee Voices Scotland [www.refugeevoicesscotland.com]. For the full show notes, please visit the website of the UNESCO Chair in Refugee Integration through Languages and the Arts: [http://bit.ly/RILA_Podcasts].