The Donegal Intercultural Platform along with the Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) the Irish Refugee Council and supported by the NGO NASC helped identify Afghan people in Donegal who need help and support with regard to their visa status, refugee status, work issues and applications for Family Reunification. This flawed scheme was closed on March 11th.
Press Statement on Anti-Ukrainian comments from Donegal Councillor Michael McClafferty The Donegal Intercultural Platform urges caution and care when commenting on issues relating to Ukrainian refugees, Migrants and International Protection Applicants Intercultural News Autumn/Winter 2022 edition Donegal Information Initiative – Afghanistan Humanitarian Crisis The Donegal Intercultural Platform along the non-governmental organisation (NGO) the Irish Refugee …
Think Equality Donegal (TED) was established in 2021 as a unique collaboration between theDonegal Travellers Project, Donegal Intercultural Platform and Donegal Local DevelopmentCompany. The project seeks to promote the inclusion of Black Minority Ethnic (BME)communities, including Traveller and Roma, in all aspects of the county’s economic andsocial life by building a culture of respect for …
Two outstanding volunteers with the Intercultural Platform, Geraldine Gallagher who supports the weekly Fáilte Isteach classes we hold in Letterkenny Library and Ruhel, one of our steering group members who sits on the Executive of the Bangladeshi Community in Donegal. Photos taken at the 2019 Me4U awards hosted by Donegal Volunteer Centre. Billy Banda …
