about the one world festival
One World Festival is back with a focus on Displacement, Migration and Movement in our 2022 events. Seeing the major changes in how our global population is changing geographically in recent years due to conflict, famine, and climate change, we feel it is crucial to explore the issues and impacts, while also providing opportunities to create change.
As a coalition of aid and development agencies (CADA NI), we are proud to collaborate in presenting the One World Festival – a variety filled programme, including; talks and discussions, storytelling, music, documentaries and films, and much more.
This year, One World Festival moves toward in person events again while also embracing the opportunities to include and connect with as many as possible through online events also. Our main event, One World on the Move seeks to connect in a hybrid format with the activity being held at the Accidental Theater in Belfast while also being broadcast online.
Join us at One World Festival 2022, either in person or online, to stand in solidarity with those for whom injustice, poverty, hunger and inequality are still a factor of daily life, both around the world and here at home.
our vision
…is coming ‘together for a just, peaceful and sustainable world.’
our mission
…is to increase awareness about the Global South, promote understanding of issues that affect the lives of the poorest people and inspire action in our communities towards a just, peaceful and sustainable world.
our aims
…for the festival are to programme high quality events that:
we are one world.
One World Festival is back with a focus on Displacement, Migration and Movement in our 2022 events. Seeing the major changes in how our global population is changing geographically in recent years due to conflict, famine, and climate change, we feel it is crucial to explore the issues and impacts, while also providing opportunities to create change.
As a coalition of aid and development agencies (CADA NI), we are proud to collaborate in presenting the One World Festival – a variety filled programme, including; talks and discussions, storytelling, music, documentaries and films, and much more.
This year, One World Festival moves toward in person events again while also embracing the opportunities to include and connect with as many as possible through online events also. Our main event, One World on the Move seeks to connect in a hybrid format with the activity being held at the Accidental Theater in Belfast while also being broadcast online.
Join us at One World Festival 2022, either in person or online, to stand in solidarity with those for whom injustice, poverty, hunger and inequality are still a factor of daily life, both around the world and here at home.
our vision
…is coming ‘together for a just, peaceful and sustainable world.’
our mission
…is to increase awareness about the Global South, promote understanding of issues that affect the lives of the poorest people and inspire action in our communities towards a just, peaceful and sustainable world.
our aims
…for the festival are to programme high quality events that:
— INCREASE AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING OF THE DEVELOPING WORLD
— INSPIRE ACTION ON GLOBAL ISSUES OF POVERTY, JUSTICE, RIGHTS AND EQUALITY
— BUILD SOLIDARITY AS PART OF ONE INTERDEPENDENT, HUMAN FAMILY
— PROMOTE INCLUSIVITY AND DIVERSITY
— VALUE THE PARTICIPATION OF ALL CITIZENS – ESPECIALLY THOSE FROM UNDER-REPRESENTED GROUPS
— STRIVE TO BE INNOVATIVE AND CREATIVE
— ARE AFFORDABLE AND ACCESSIBLE
— ENCOURAGE PARTNERSHIP AND COLLABORATION BETWEEN LIKE-MINDED ORGANISATIONS
festival partners
Beyond Skin – Centre for Global Education – Children in Crossfire – Christian Aid – Concern Worldwide – Disability Aid Abroad – Fields of Life – Friends of Africa – Habitat for Humanity NI – International Justice Mission – Oxfam Ireland – Saphara – Save the Children – Self Help Africa – Serve – Share Uganda – Tearfund – Tools Solidarity – Trócaire – United Nations Association – UK
And a huge thanks to the CADA NI Management Committee and Public Engagement Group for all their work in developing One World Festival.
NB: The content of, and views expressed within, festival events do not necessarily represent the opinions or policies of CADA, its member organisations and funders.
funders
CADA NI acknowledge the support of Concern Worldwide in the development of One World Festival website.
CADA NI acknowledge the UK Government and FCDO for their support for the development of the Coalition of Aid and Development Agencies in Northern Ireland.
