Trademark Belfast and workers’ education

This is a short report on the work of Trademark Belfast in the adult and workers’ education sector. Established during the ‘troubles’ in the north of Ireland to firefight sectarianism in the workplace, the organization has grown into a cooperative that now delivers education and training in a range of areas throughout Ireland, Britain and Europe. The review is based upon interviews with the Trademark team and gives an insight into the organization’s formation and pedagogy.

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Journal of Class & Culture
Published
2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1386/jclc_00042_1
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Irish and British Studies
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Abstract

This is a short report on the work of Trademark Belfast in the adult and workers’ education sector. Established during the ‘troubles’ in the north of Ireland to firefight sectarianism in the workplace, the organization has grown into a cooperative that now delivers education and training in a range of areas throughout Ireland, Britain and Europe. The review is based upon interviews with the Trademark team and gives an insight into the organization’s formation and pedagogy.

Journal of Class & CultureVol. 3(2)
University of Ulster (GB)
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Irish and British Studies
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