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Public benefits
[What are the direct benefits flowing from your organisation's purposes?] • By fostering a deeper understanding of the past, particularly the divisive and traumatic history of Northern Ireland it contributes to reconciliation by encouraging dialogue and understanding among communities. • By providing public access to the complete body of work of Dr
Éamon Phoenix it contributes to the preservation of historical knowledge. Making these resources available online ensures accessibility to a wide audience. • By engaging in community-based initiatives related to local history and history education it strengthens community identity and pride. • By granting scholarships and bursaries for the study of history it opens opportunities for individuals to delve into the complexities of the past, fostering a new generation of historians. • By encouraging candid and open dialogues on challenging historical topics it contributes to a more informed public discourse and leads to a more nuanced understanding of historical events and their impact on contemporary issues. • By supporting emerging historians who demonstrate creative use of Dr Éamon Phoenix's legacy it encourages innovation in historical research and interpretation and nurtures talent and diverse perspectives in the field. • By facilitating connections between diverse historical community groups it promotes collaboration and understanding and builds bridges between communities fostering a sense of shared history. • By promoting connections between history, music, drama, art, and literature it celebrates the interplay of these disciplines making history more engaging and accessible to a broader audience. • By advancing the enduring legacy of Dr Éamon Phoenix by promoting history as a philosophy that promotes mutual understanding it contributes to the continuation of his work and ideals. • By seeking funding from the public and institutions that share similar goals it demonstrates a commitment to transparency and inclusivity, ensuring that its initiatives have broad support. [How can the benefits identified above be demonstrated?] Document community dialogues, collaborations, and enhanced historical understanding. Track online historical resources' website analytics. Monitor citation and usage of Dr Éamon Phoenix's work in academic publications. Collect testimonials from local history initiative participants. Document history project impacts on schools, events, and public spaces. Track scholarship recipients' achievements; conduct surveys to gauge impact, using qualitative methods like focus groups. Showcase emerging historians' achievements. Document instances of historical research influence. Maintain records of collaborative projects. Use surveys/interviews to measure collaborative initiative impact on community relations. Share successful interdisciplinary history projects. Measure interdisciplinary initiative success with audience feedback. Regularly assess charity alignment with Dr Éamon Phoenix's principles and impact on mutual understanding. Publish reports on funding, budgets, and expenditures. There is no harm arising from any of the purposes. [Who are the charity's beneficiaries?] The charity's objectives have a wide-reaching impact, benefiting the general public, educational institutions, local communities, emerging historians, artistic communities, philanthropic organisations, media, and government bodies—all of whom play roles in shaping and preserving historical understanding and reconciliation. There are no private benefits flowing from any of the purposes.
... [more] [less]What your organisation does
* Ensuring the legacy of Dr Éamon Phoenix by providing public access to his complete body of work online including not only published books and articles but also radio and television interviews, recorded talks, and unpublished papers and materials. • Engaging in community-based initiatives related to local history and history education across all
educational levels involving diverse educational projects and the provision of various scholarship and reward opportunities. • Encouraging candid and open dialogues on challenging historical topics, memories, and anniversaries to be achieved through publications, archives, lectures, and support for emerging historians displaying a demonstrable or potential creative use of Dr Éamon Phoenix's legacy. • Facilitating the establishment of connections between diverse historical community groups to foster collaboration and understanding. • Actively promoting innovative connections between history, music, drama, art, and literature to celebrate and encourage the interplay of these disciplines.
... [more] [less]The charity’s classifications
- The advancement of education
- The advancement of the arts, culture, heritage or science
- The advancement of human rights, conflict resolution or reconciliation or the promotion of religious or racial harmony or equality and diversity
Who the charity helps
- General public
- General public
How the charity works
- Advice/advocacy/information
- Arts
- Community development
- Research/evaluation