Beyond Skin Northern IrelandID: 12416
Mission
Beyond Skin was established in 2004 to use the arts to address sectarianism and the rise in racism. Since then, the cultural make-up of Northern Ireland has changed dramatically, which in turn has produced many problems. Beyond Skin works to address these problems and to use the arts & media as its main vehicle.
Key objectives:
- To address racism and sectarianism in Northern Ireland through multicultural arts
- To promote positive attributes reflected from a society made up of different cultures
- To promote multicultural arts for the benefit of the inhabitants of Northern Ireland
- To promote racial harmony and the exchange of cultural ideas and relations through the medium of the arts
- To contribute to maintaining a peaceful society in Northern Ireland
- To increase social awareness of different cultures within Northern Ireland
- To increase links between communities from different cultural backgrounds
- To present, promote, organise, manage and produce performances and exhibitions of works of cultural and educational value
We have developed our 4 main flagship services
- Multi-cultural music collective, The Motion Project,
- The cultural music and educational radio broadcast station, Homely Planet.
- WORLD MUSIC NI , promoting world music in Northern Ireland
- Beyond Skin Global, using art and media to explore global dimensions
www.beyondskin.net (official organisation website)
www.motion2music.com / www.worldmusicni.com
www.beyondskinglobal.org
www.homelyplanet.org
www.yim-ni.org
www.belfasteast.net
www.1glni.net
www.journeyofequals.net
www.oneworldfestival.net
www.facebook.com/beyondskin
www.twitter.com/beyondskin
www.twitter.com/homelyplanet
www.youtube.com/user/beyondskin
www.twitter.com/belfasteast
www.youtube.com/belfasteastmedia
Other information
Purpose of organisation
- Community Development
- Youth Work / Development
- Arts
- Cultural
- Education / Training
Beneficiaries
- Youth (14-25 year olds)
- Ethnic Minorities
- Voluntary and Community Sector
- Children (5-13 year olds)
- Community Safety / Crime Prevention




