An initial equality screening was carried out in December 2021. It recommended that an equality impact assessment (EQIA) be carried out on Belfast Stories, potentially at different stages in the project, such as concept and design stages. A public advertisement will be placed inBelfast Telegraph, Irish News, Newsletter, Andersonstown News, Shankill Mirror. In December 2021, Belfast City Council announced its plans for a new visitor attraction in Belfast city centre. The exhibition space and film centre will be connected by public spaces where people can meet, eat, shop and relax. These will include: Online quizzes and polls on our online consultation hub, which you can findat yoursay.belfastcity.gov.uk(link ope

Several UK- and NI-based studies have attempted to quantify the number of people who identify as LGBTQ+. Estimates for the LGBTQ+ population range from 0.3 to 10 per cent using different sources. A commonly used estimate of LGBTQ+ people in the UK, accepted by Stonewall UK, is approximately 5 to 7 per cent of the population. Men and women generallyOutcome two: Shared and connected spaces – a smart, connected city driven by inclusive and transformative place making This is hugely exciting news for the city and I think today’s announcement marks a significant moment in our progress as a city, and the journey we have been on for the last number of years to tell the story of Belfast on a global stage,” she said.

Cultural innovations: (innovative ways the city explores culture through music, theatre, filmmaking etc) The screen centre will also support the local film industry with developmental space, flexible learning spaces and a story lab. There will be a particular focus on children and young people. Social To create and sustain a diversified, vibrant city centre – an attractive place to live in, invest in and work in co-produce engagement opportunities throughout the public consultation and ongoing engagement, for example, by hosting or facilitating meetings or carrying out peer research

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Belfast Stories will be a success if the people of Belfast love it, are proud of it and feel that it is truly theirs.

consultation the council’s Equality Consultative Forum and other key organisations representing protected groups of people not engaged through any other method Places of rendezvous: how specific places of Belfast were / are being used as opportunities for encounters and connections

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Reflecting on the past: (ways to recall and reflect events of the past, recognise individual memories and the present)