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young print collective exhibition launch

The Young Print Collective Exhibition Launch

Cork Migrant Centre x Cork Printmakers

Working in screen-print, etching and relief processes the artists’ use themes of identity, culture, perception and belonging. The artists developed their work for the exhibition with the support of Cork Printmakers staff and tutors through ongoing training and independent practice.

geodome launch cmc International Garden

Geodome Launch at CMC International Garden

On Wednesday evening, the 12th of April 2023, Cork launched its first-ever anti-racist summit in Cork City Hall....

Anti Racist youth

Anti-Racist Youth Led Summit Launch

On Wednesday evening, the 12th of April 2023, Cork launched its first-ever anti-racist summit in Cork City Hall ...

International Garden Project Launch

International Garden Project Launch

The project is premised on creating a ‘safe space’ at Ardefoyle Convent where families living in Direct Provision centres can create an International...

Eurochild Children Council

Eurochild Children’s Council

Rayaa Onog Ponnie is representing Ireland in the current Eurochild Children’s Council (ECC) for a 2 year mandate starting May 2022....

satires EHD Douglass Street

Saoirse EHD Douglas Street Mural Launch

Mother’s Tongue Project ,Saoirse Ethnic Hands on Deck was formed in 2020, born from the weekly Coffee Mornings for migrant mothers ...

Kinsale Arts weekend

Kinsale Arts Weekend

9th & 10th July 2022, Cork Migrant Centre Ubuntu dance group performed at this year’s Kinsale Arts Weekend.... 

a Story Of home

A Story of Home

The Project During the month of May 2022, artist Joe Caslin worked alongside Cork Migrant Centre and ...

douglas

Douglass’s 18th Century to 21st Century Cork

Mentors and young people from the Cork Migrant Centre speaking about their inspiration and the work they have created as part of Douglass week.....

I am remarkable with CMC

I am remarkable with Cork Migrant Centre

“I am remarkable” virtual event with Nano Nagle Place and Cork Migrant Centre in Cork, Ireland. Participants include youths...

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The Cork Migrant Centre is a Psychosocial Wellbeing and Integration Hub. We do this by:
Creating ‘Safe Spaces’ for capacity enhancing (emotional, physical, cognitive, knowledge, skills, social, cultural).Creating integration opportunities. Building collaborations, partnerships’ and linkages (Nationally & Internationally) towards creating and enhancing opportunities for equality and equity.

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Contact us to find out how to become a sponsor:

Tel: 086 0137616

Email: cmc@nanonagleplace.ie

Cork Migrant Centre,
Nano Nagle Place, Evergreen St. (off Barrack St.), Cork

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