Limerick Lifelong Learning Festival 2012 by Orla O'Connor

Monday 26th March â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Sunday 1st April 2012.

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Week Long Events

Celebrating Learning in Hospital Family Resource Centre

Introduction by the Chairperson of the City of Learning Steering Group It is with great pleasure that I write this forward for the 2012 Limerick Lifelong Learning Festival, which takes place this year from 26th March to 1st April inclusive. Following the successful inauguration of this festival last year, 2012 promises to be even more exciting with a wide range of events planned. Our vision for Limerick is that of a region where people of all ages are actively engaged in learning that enhances the quality of their lives and revitalises their communities. This festival promotes and celebrates learning in all its forms, showcasing learning that is happening everywhere – for everyone. As Chairman, I am particularly delighted that the Lifelong Learning Festival has extended beyond the City to incorporate a large range of events in Limerick County. This is particularly appropriate in the context of the imminent merger of Limerick City and County Councils to form a single Unitary Authority. The festival this year has again been organised by Limerick City of Learning Steering Group, (a sub-committee of Limerick City Development Board) who must be acknowledged and thanked for all their hard work. I would also like to thank Limerick Communications Office, Limerick County Council and Limerick County V.E.C. in assisting our efforts in coordinating the programme across the City and County for 2012. May I take this opportunity to wish participants and organisers of events well during Lifelong Learning Week. Given the commitment of all involved I am certain that this year will yet again exceed all our expectations. Pat Dowling, Chair of the Limerick City of Learning Steering Group

Venue: Hospital Family Resource Centre, Knockainey Rd, Hospital Time: 9.30am – 5pm Dates: 26th March – 1st April For Festival week, Hospital FRC will be showcasing all the different groups which partake in learning programmes in the centre. An information stand will be on display, showing programmes and groups which are running in the centre, along with information on further training and education available across Limerick. Staff will be available to answer any questions. A training needs analysis will also be provided to establish the training needs for Autumn 2012 . Open to all including centre users, community and volunteers. Contact: 061-383884, hospitalfrc@eircom.net, www.hospitalfrc.com

I Draw it as I See it: Portraitures of Learning throughout Life Venue: Mary Immaculate College, South Circular Rd. Time: 9am – 5pm Dates: 26th March – 30th March An inter-generational exhibition of drawings by pre-school children and older people depicting what learning means to them. The life trajectory is presented - from the wonder of youth to the wisdom of age – through a collection of drawings that highlight the personal and unending nature of learning. Open to all. Hosted collaboratively by Start Right Limerick, Get Vocal and Mary Immaculate College.

Ilen School of Wooden Maritime / Boatbuilding Workshop Venue: Ilen School of Wooden Boatbuilding, LEDP Building, Roxboro Road Dates: March 26th - April 1st Time: 3pm - 4.30pm This workshop is suitable for all who wish to see and practice the skills of boatbuilding, and who wish to learn about the unique Work-Based Learning Degree programmes which the school offers. Visitors will get the chance to try their hand at traditional boatbuilding techniques, as well as having the opportunity to explore the Ilen School educational pathways, which run to degree level with Middlesex University, London. Of interest to the general public, including second and third level students.

A Taste of The Hunt Venue: The Hunt Museum Time: 3pm – 3.30pm Dates: March 26th - 30th March A brief 30 minute tour showcasing the highlights of The Hunt Museum Collection. The tour will introduce visitors to the museum, where they will get a taste of the treasures on offer at The Hunt, from Jack Yeats to Picasso and much more! Open to all.

Monday 26th March

CV and Interview Skills

Radio... at the Heart of the Community

Venue: Kilmallock. TBC at Pre-registration Time: TBC at Pre-registration Maximise your chances of getting a job by joining one of the Ballyhoura Development’s CV and Interview Skills training courses. Suitable for anyone requiring support with CV and interview skills. Pre-registration essential. This is day one of a two-day course. Contact for booking: Anisa, 063-91730, amoynihan@ballyhoura.org at Ballyhoura Development Ltd.

Venue: St. Ita’s Hall, Convent St., Abbeyfeale Time: 11am – 1pm An open morning at the training centre where people can learn more about the FETAC Level 5 Programme and experience community radio in action. This event is of particular interest to the long and short term unemployed, people interested in a career in radio and radio volunteers. (hosted by Abbey Heritage Project Ltd)

Parent and Toddler Group

Developing Your Potential!

Venue: Honeyfitz Theatre, Lough Gur Time: 9.30am – 11.00am Parents and toddlers meet for a social morning. Toys will be provided for toddlers while parents can interact. Tea, coffee and refreshments provided. Open to parents and toddlers.

Venue: St. Paul’s Heritage Centre, Glin, Co. Limerick Time: 11am – 1pm An open morning at the training centre where people can learn more about the FETAC Level 5 Programme and register for future programmes. This programme offers various avenues of progression with emphasis on Tourism. This event is of particular interest to the long and short term unemployed , people interested in a career in Tourism, Web Design and Business Administration.

Contact: Roseanne Dunne, 061-385386/087-2852022, www.loughgur.com for directions; Lough Gur Development Co-op Society.

Helping Your Child Do Well at School Venue: The Hunt Museum Time: 10.00am – 12.30pm This two and a half hour Incredible Years workshop is for parents of primary school children. It will focus on boosting your child’s confidence by developing their learning habits, building on their reading ability and dealing with a child’s discouragement. Maximum of 25 places available. Contact for booking: Incredible Years, 061-419388, snaughton@paulpartnership.ie

A Beginner’s Guide to Email Venue: Dooradoyle County Library, Dooradoyle Time: 10am – 11.30am Get to grips with the basics of email. Open to all adults. (hosted by Limerick Co Library and Co Limerick VEC)

Access to Third-Level Venue: Millennium Theatre, Limerick Institute of Technology, Moylish Park Time: 11.00am Presentation: ‘Students with Disability- Access and Participation’, 11.30am Presentation: ‘Living the Mature Student Experience’, 12.15-1pm Refreshments and LIT Campus Tour Promoting equitable access to and successful participation in higher education for all, this event, hosted by Access Service, will explore and promote the opportunities of third level education and give prospective students an opportunity to meet other students. Contact: Linda Barry, 061-490103, linda.barry@lit.ie

A Caring Career? Venue: Aras Ide, Kilmeedy, Co. Limerick Time: 11am – 1pm An open morning at the training centre where people can learn more about the FETAC Level 5 in Healthcare and Child Support. Learn about progression routes to further education and training. This event is of particular interest to the long and short term unemployed, people interested in a career in healthcare, working with children and people with disability and special needs. (hosted by Kilmeedy Health Care Support LTI)

Present your own Radio Show Venue: Limerick College of Further Education, Mulgrave St. Time: Noon – 1.30pm This workshop will show how to prepare, present, edit, upload and share your podcast radio show to the world. This is of particular interest to anyone who has got something to say and has some basic technical skills.

Employment Clinic Venue: Kilmallock Mart, Kilmallock Time: 12.30pm – 2.30pm Learn more about training and employment opportunities. Of particular interest to farmers and farming families. Contact: Joe Biggane, 087-4151051, jbiggane@ballyhoura.org at Ballyhoura Development Ltd.

Monday 26th March

Want to Take your Life in a NEW Direction? Venue: The Strand Hotel, Ennis Rd. Time: 2pm – 5pm This event provides an introduction into Personal and Business Coaching. It is facilitated by James Martin (http://www.teamlifetraining.com/), personal and business growth specialist. As a participant you will get clear on what’s most important now and determine your next step. You will learn how to coach, be coached around your own goals, resolve your inner conflicts and recognise new opportunities – in life, career and business. It is open to anyone who is interested in personal growth, career advancement and/or leadership development - employed, unemployed, self-employed and earlyretired. Participants may opt to do further training in this area leading to a FETAC level 6 component certificate in Coaching. Places are limited, so booking is essential.

Official Opening of Limerick’s Second Lifelong Learning Festival

Contact for booking: John Harnett, 061-419388, jharnett@paulpartnership.ie

Venue: HSG 037, Health Science Building, University of Limerick Time: 6.30pm – 8pm A public information talk and discussion on chronic back pain, and what are the most important factors in reducing pain and disability. Open to all.

Alzhemier’s Disease- and ways to avoid it Venue: Downtown Centre, LIT George’s Quay Time: 2pm – 4pm Why do some people age gracefully, showing only minor- and at worst, frustrating- cognitive changes, while others show a more severe and disabling memory decline such as that seen in Alzheimer’s disease? This session explains what triggers Alzheimer’s disease and describes how diet and exercise can help to prevent the disease and promote quality of life. Open to all.

Venue: Limerick City Gallery of Art Time: 6pm – 7:30pm This event launching Limerick’s second Lifelong Learning Festival will be marked by a celebration of festival highlights. Attendance at the event is by invitation only, please contact Yvonne Lane at ylane@paulpartnership.ie, 061-419388.

Back Pain: Separating Facts from Fiction

Contact: Kieran O’ Sullivan, 061-234119, kieran.osullivan@ul.ie

Learning for Life / Information Evening for Mature Students

Contact: Clodagh de Klein, 061-233701, clodagh.deklein@ul.ie or Professor Billy O’ Connor, william. oconnor@ul.ie; http://inside-the-brain.com/ (Hosted by UL Graduate Entry Medical School)

Venue: T107, T108, T109, TARA Buidling, Mary Immaculate College, South Circular Rd. Time: 6pm - 8pm Information on MIC’s Undergraduate Courses, pre-entry Access options as well as information about post entry supports such as the academic and practical assistance that students may avail of. The event will include a tour of the campus. Refreshments provided. Of particular interest to school leavers and mature students.

Community Computers

Contact: Ciara.NiShuilleabhain@mic.ul.ie. Tel: 061-204595.

Venue: Newcastle West Community Centre, Newcastle West Time: 3pm – 4pm A hands-on internet session for absolute beginners. Open to any first-time computer users and those who would like to know what the internet is all about.

Physical Activity and Nutritional Information Seminar

Laugh for No Reason at all! - Laughter Yoga Venue: People’s Park, Pery Square Time: 5pm – 5.45pm Laughter Yoga teaches to generate laughter in order to improve mood and health, even when you don’t feel like laughing. Laughter Yoga is an excellent stress buster and its benefits also include boosting the immune system, creativity and memory. Open to anyone who is prepared to laugh without jokes, comedy or poking fun at others! People with acute conditions should seek doctor’s advice. (Hosted by The Limerick Vibe)

Venue: Deebert Hotel, Kilmallock Time: 7.30pm – 9pm This seminar from County Limerick Local Sports Partnership outlines the benefits and types of physical activity to promote a healthy lifestyle. The nutrition aspect will outline the calorie and fat content of food, with recommendation on foods to include in your diet. Open to all.

Tuesday 27th March

CV and Interview Skills Venue: Kilmallock, TBC at Pre-registration Time: TBC at Pre-registration Day two of a two-day course. See Monday for details.

The Learning Bus Venue: City-wide Time: 9.30am – 1pm The Learning Bus will take learners on a journey throughout the city, visiting libraries, museums, art gallery and other cultural centres. This event is of particular interest to Community Education Learners. (Hosted by Limerick Community Education Network (LCEN)) Contact: Southside: Jimmy Prior 061-440250/Catherine Aylmer 087-7642659 Northside: Mary McCusker 061-326623/Paul Kelly 087-4132021 City Centre: Suzanne Kyle 087-7903275

BARDS (Baalbec Actively Retired Drama Society) Theatre Skills Workshop Venue: Friars’ Gate Theatre, Kilmallock Time: 10am – Noon A fun two-hour practical drama workshop revolving around the premise that creativity is ageless. Participants will get a taste of the weekly workshops which encourage physical movement, voice skills and drama techniques. Open to those retired but all are welcome. (The BARDS group meet weekly to explore drama through storytelling, improvisation and activities.) Contact: 063-98727; www.friarsgate.ie

Campus Open Day Venue: Kilmallock College of Further Education, Kilmallock Time: 10am – 3pm An open day will be held outlining the range of educational opportunities available including VTOS, PLC’s, BTEI and Learner Support. Open to all. (Hosted by Co Limerick VEC)

Tuesday 27th March

Introduction to Foynes Flying Boat Museum Archive and Record Management Service Venue: Foynes Flying Boat Museum, Aras Ide, Foynes Time: 10am – Noon An informative and interactive induction to the museum archives, offering participants the opportunity to learn and to gain an understanding of the main functions and processes involved in archive management such as cataloguing, access and preservation. After the induction, participants can enter the museum admission free. Open to all, and of particular interest to adults, seniors, third-level student and researchers. Contact: Barry O’ Kelly, 069-65416, barry@flyingboatmuseum.com

Equality for Women Measure Venue: Halla Tadhg Gaelach, Tournafulla, Co. Limerick Time: 11am – 1pm An open morning at the training centre where people can learn more about the FETAC Level 4 Certificate in General Learning, and can also learn about progression routes to further education and training. It is a chance to meet women who have participated on the programme, and learn how it has impacted on their lives and raised awareness on equality issues. Due to the funding stream, this programme is only open to women: the long and short term unemployed, women in the home, lone parents and female early school leavers.

Fitkidz Walk Challenge Launch Venue: City Hall, Merchant’s Quay Time: 11am The City Launch of the Walk Challenge - 10k or 21k- to be completed by classes with their teacher in April/May/June. Resource pack will be provided to track progress and encourage weekly group walks to achieve the goal distance together. This event is open to all Primary School upper classes and their teachers. Loop walk of approximately 30 minutes from City Hall to Thomond Bridge – Sarsfield Bridge. Meet the mayor at City Hall. (Hosted by Limerick City Sports Partnership in collaboration with Limerick City Council)

Healthy Cooking on a Budget Job Seeking Skills Workshop Venue: LES Jobs Club, Unit 4, Tait Business Centre, Dominic St. Time: 10am – 1pm An overview of job seeking skills in today’s labour market including: CV Preparation, Writing Cover Letters and Interview Preparation. This event is open to all Job Seekers

Venue: Kilmallock College of Further Education, Kilmallock Time: 11am – 1.30pm An open workshop giving practical cooking advice and demonstrations on healthy breakfasts, lunches and dinners on a budget. Open to all. (Hosted by Co Limerick VEC)

Tuesday 27th March

Walking Tour of Medieval Limerick Venue: Leaves from Bishop’s Palace, Church St., King’s Island Time: 11am – 11.45am Discover and learn about the oldest part of Limerick City in context with the contemporary environment. The Bishop’s Palace, restored by the Limerick Civic Trust, is home to the curio wall and the Hall of Fame Art Gallery. A qualified guide will take participants to visit the site of Michael Hogan, the Bard of Thomond. Medieval Limerick offers a host of unforgettable treats to entertain and thrill you. Open to all. Contact: Rachel, 061-313399, at Limerick Civic Trust, www.limerickcivictrust.ie

Tuesday 27th March

Understanding the Financial Crisis: Insights from the Modern Theory of Numbers Venue: Downtown Centre, LIT George’s Quay Time: 1pm – 2pm From tally sticks to number, from talismans to money. This talk attempts to help in the understanding of the financial crisis from an understanding of the modern theory of numbers. Open to all. (Hosted by the Dept of Civil Engineering & Materials Science, University of Limerick) Contact: Clodagh de Klein, 061-233701, clodagh.deklein@ul.ie or Professor Con Hussey, conleth.hussey@ul.ie

Breastfeeding- A Family Affair Venue: Downtown Centre, LIT George’s Quay Time: 11am – Noon An interactive, fun, drop-in skills session which will explore key aspects of breastfeeding. The session will include the skills of positioning and attachment, common myths, breastfeeding in public, breastfeeding and working women and the vital role of partners, grandparents and the extended community. This session is suitable for prospective parents, expectant parents, grandparents, infants and toddlers and teenagers. All are welcome. (Hosted by Dept of Nursing & Midwifery, University of Limerick) Contact: Clodagh de Klein, 061-233701, clodagh.deklein@ul.ie or Sylvia Murphy, 061-234356, Sylvia. murphy@ul.ie

Story Making

Lunchtime Traditional Music Concert Venue: Theatre 2, Irish World Academy Building, University of Limerick Time: 1.15pm – 2pm As part of the weekly Tuesday lunchtime concert series, the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance will feature Laoise Kelly (harp) and Michelle O’ Brien (fiddle). These events are popular with staff, students and the public. Advertised performers are subject to change. See brochure at www.irishworldacademy.ie . Open to all. Contact: Mats Melin, 061-202542, mats.melin@ul.ie

Grow Your Own Vegetables

Venue: Kilmallock Library, Kilmallock Time: 11am – Noon A facilitated story-making session with Roisín Meaney designed to explore the joy of creating stories and inspiring children to create their own story. (Hosted by Co Limerick VEC, Kilmallock Library and Kilmallock Family Support Network)

Venue: Kilmallock College of Further Education, Kilmallock Time: 1.30pm – 4.30pm An open workshop on growing your own vegetables. The workshop will include demonstrations on designing a garden space, building raised beds, choosing plans and planting and maintaining vegetables. Open to all. (Hosted by Co Limerick VEC)

Irish for Parents Coffee Morning

Drop-in Career Guidance and Job Mediation

Venue: Seomra na Gaeilge (Room LC0 016), Languages Building, University of Limerick Time: 11am Practical tips on using Irish with children and helping with homework. The session will also look at the wealth of Irish language resources available, including DVDs, apps, books and web sites. This event is open to anybody interested in using Irish with children. This is a bilingual event.

Venue: LES Central Office, Unit 2, Tait Business Centre, Dominic St. Time: 2pm – 5pm Members of the public may walk into the Local Employment Service (LES) Central Office and access guidance regarding career, educational or employment options. Open to all adult members of the public.

Contact: Ciara Considine, 061-234754, ciara.considine@ul.ie

Introduction to WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Plan)

Upcycling

Venue: Downtown Centre, LIT George’s Quay Time: 2.30pm – 3.30pm WRAP is a system developed by Mary Ellen Copeland and successfully used by people with a variety of physical and emotional difficulties. It has helped them to use self-help skills more effectively to monitor how they feel and to help themselves feel better, recover, stay well and improve the quality of their lives. WRAP has a broad applicability for people who have medical conditions and life issues as a framework to guide interpersonal relationships and interactions with peer support, groups, agencies and organisations.

Venue: Limerick College of Further Education, Mulgrave St. Time: 1pm – 3pm A workshop of transforming papers into something valuable. This workshop entails using old books, maps, patterns etc. and making items such as paper jewellery. Open to everyone with a creative curiosity.

Tuesday 27th March

Where Does Your Surname Come From?

Learning Together Through Music

Venue: Mary Immaculate College, South Circular Rd. Time: 3pm This is a public lecture and consultancy event. Your surname and your DNA, where did your ancestors come from? If participants email their surname in advance, they can be given a short account of its origin after the lecture. Open to all.

Venue: Venue in South-East Limerick, Please pre- register to find out details. Time: 7pm – 8.30pm Group to be led by a facilitator in group singing; starting with relaxation and then vocal exercises. Everyone gets to know their own voice and then begin to work together in a relaxed and safe way. The voice is part of the ‘core’ of a person’s being and learning to express this in a group setting is a liberating and learning experience. Pre-registration is essential; please contact Ray Laffan on 087-6390221 / info@ community-music.ie. (Mid West Community Music)

Contact: Cathy Swift, 061-204382, catherine.swift@mic.ul.ie

Swimming Lessons Venue: Askeaton Pool, Askeaton Time: 6pm – 7pm An introduction to learning how to swim for adults of all ages. Open to adults. Pre-registration is essential, contact Paul at paul@coralleisure.ie / 061-392570.

Practical Guide to Citizenship Procedure Venue: Pery’s Hotel, Glentworth St. Time: 6.30pm – 8.30pm This event will provide practical advice on applying for Irish citizenship with inputs from specialist practitioners. Of particular interest to members of migrant communities in the Limerick region. (Hosted by Doras Luimni and Clare Immigrant Support Centre)

Men’s Sheds Showcase and Social Event Venue: CIE Club, Carey’s Road Time: 7pm - 9.00pm (Showcase) 9pm – 11.30pm (Social Event) Men’s groups from all around the city will come together to showcase the activity that has taken place in Men’s Sheds over the past year. Skills such as wood turning, glass painting and cookery will be demonstrated. The event will promote awareness of the Men’s Sheds groups among local men and provide them with the opportunity to enrol in a group. Open to all, particularly men who are interested in getting involved in Men’s Sheds activities and those men who are currently involved.

Physical Activity and Nutritional Information Seminar Venue: Woodlands Hotel, Adare Time: 7.30pm – 9pm See Monday for details

Science Magic Show Venue: Limerick Institute of Technology, Moylish Park Time: 6.30pm – 7.15pm Research students from LIT will use fun demonstration experiments to illustrate the science of space. It will be followed by an optional tour of LIT’s science laboratories. Open to junior-cycle secondary school students and their parents. Pre-booking is essential. Contact for booking: Marie Walsh, 061-208338, marie.walsh@lit.ie

Soldering Workshop Venue: miLKlabs (The Franciscan Friary, Henry Street) Time: 7.30pm – 9pm Come and visit miLKlabs, the Limerick hackerspace. Learn a bit about our projects, and learn how to solder your own tiny miLKlabs flashlight! Of interest to students and anyone interested in DIY.

Crafty Corner

Launch of Limerick Table Tennis Club

Venue: Newcastle West Community Centre, Newcastle West Time: 7pm – 8.30pm A workshop where local women share their knitting, crocheting and other craft skills. Open to anyone who would like to learn knitting and crochet skills.

Venue: Limerick School Project, O’ Connell Avenue Time: 8pm – 10pm The official launch of the new Limerick Table Tennis Club. Open to all over 16’s. (Hosted by Limerick City Sports Partnership)

Wednesday, 28th March

Hospital FRC Learning Festival Open Day

Wednesday, 28th March

Mental Health Promotion

Venue: Hospital Family Resource Centre, Knockainey Rd, Hospital Time: 9.30am – 8pm Hospital FRC will run an Open Day for the community and interested parties to visit the centre and see learning programmes in action. Hospital FRC will have their Parent and Toddler Groups, Step Forward Disability Group, After Schools Programme, FETAC Computer Training and information about the upcoming Strengthening Families Programme. A Lunch ‘n’ Greet session will take place from Noon to 2pm, to which all are invited. From 6 – 8pm Men’s Gardening, Cook-IT and Computer Training groups will have an open event at the centre & will be presented with a certificate of attendance for their learning programmes . This event is open to all including centre users, community volunteers and learners.

Venue: Health Promotion Unit, Pery Square Time: 11am – 3pm A workshop to explore the mental health issue among migrants, especially those living under direct provision. This is a training programme to establish a support system for migrants in Limerick. The training will increase awareness and improve access to services in local health promotion services, and build capacity on how to tackle these issues from individual and group perspectives. Open to all migrants. (Hosted by New Communities Partnership)

Learn to Skype

Venue: Limerick City Library, The Granary, Michael St. Time: Noon – 1pm When do words make sense.... My dog has four legs! Alexander the Great knew that the earth was round (1,700 years before Columbus!) and used that to win battles. IBM built a great company by copying Alexander. Seamus Heaney’s insight on when we exchange information? Explore. (Hosted by Kemmy Business School, University of Limerick)

Venue: Kilmallock College of Further Education Time: 10am – Noon Learn to Skype with family and friends in Ireland and abroad. An easy and fun introduction to modern communication methods. Open to adults. (Hosted by Co Limerick VEC)

Info and Lingo- When does language make sense? When does information become knowledge?

Contact: John Heneghan, 061-213420, john.heneghan@ul.ie

Information Session on County Grants Venue: Newcastle West Library, Newcastle West Time: 10.30am – Noon Information session on what grants are available to the public from Limerick County Council. Open to all.

Rural Enterprise Clinic

Hand Hygiene Venue: HS1026 Health Sciences Building, North Bank Campus, University of Limerick Time: Two sessions 1pm – 2pm, & 2pm – 3pm This workshop will give a general introduction to hand hygiene. This event may be of interest to parents and carers in the home. Open to all. (Hosted by Dept of Nursing & Midwifery, UL)

Venue: Ballyhoura Development Offices, Main St., Kilfinane Time: 10.30am – 12.30pm Information session on business and start up supports available, as well as details of ongoing training courses. Suitable for new business, unemployed individuals and anyone with a business idea. Preregistration essential.

Contact: Patricia White, 061-233650, patricia.white@ul.ie

Contact for booking: 063-91300, jhassett@ballyhoura.org

Venue: HS1031 Health Sciences Building, North Bank Campus, University of Limerick Time: Two sessions: 1pm – 2pm, & 2pm – 3pm This information session will give a general introduction to Diabetes Mellitus. This event may be of interest to the general public. Open to all.

The Way to Being Well Venue: The Hunt Museum Time: 11am – 1pm Find out how to realise your own potential, cope with the normal stresses of your life, work productively and fruitfully and be able to make a contribution to your community. Be connected, be active, savour the moment, keep learning, and give back. Open to all. (Hosted by the National Learning Network)

Overview of Diabetes Mellitus

Contact: Patricia White, 061-233650, patricia.white@ul.ie

Knitting and Crochet Skills Workshop Venue: Limerick College of Further Education, Mulgrave St. Time: 2pm – 3.30pm This workshop is suitable for anyone who wishes to learn the skills of hand-knitting and crochet, enabling them to create accessories, such as flower brooches, necklaces, bracelets and baby clothes. At the workshop, they will also learn to do casting on and off, garter stitch, basic crochet stitches, and borders. This will enable the participant to knit or crochet simple fashion accessories. Open to all.

Wednesday, 28th March

Crafty Corner

History Programmes at the University of Limerick

Venue: Patrickswell Resource House, Patrickswell Time: 2.30pm – 4pm See Tuesday for details.

Venue: Downtown Centre, LIT George’s Quay Time: 6pm – 7pm A short talk on the following Certificates offered by the History Department at the University of Limerick: Oral Heritage Studies, History of Art and Design, Local History. Open to all.

Information Session on Council Grants Venue: Kilmallock Area Office, Kilmallock Time: 2.30pm – 4pm See earlier Wednesday for details.

Book Club Venue: The Hunt Museum Time: 3.30pm – 5pm Every month, the Friends of The Hunt Museum hold a book club. All are invited to participate. Open to all adults.

Story Hub-Creative Writing Workshop

Contact: Clodagh de Klein, 061-233701, clodagh.deklein@ul.ie or Catherine O’ Connor, catherine. oconnor@ul.ie or Elaine O’ Malley, elaine.omalley@ul.ie

Information on Third Level Student Learning Support Services Venue: Downtown Centre, LIT George’s Quay Time: 6.30pm – 8.00pm Find out about some of the dedicated student learning support services available at LIT, Mary I and UL. From the Maths Learning Centre, to the Regional Writing Centre, to Mature Student Support and Disability Support, amongst others. This event is open to anyone interested in higher education. Contact: Clodagh de Klein, 061-233701, clodagh.deklein@ul.ie

Limerick Youth Theatre and Daughters of Charity Creative Show

Contact for booking: 061-453099

Venue: Belltable Arts Centre Time: 6.30pm – 8pm Myles Breen (Curator of the Creative Show), Donal Sherlock (Manager (TEES), Daughters of Charity) and Angie Smalls (Artistic Director, Limerick Youth Theatre) invite theatre lovers to come to a pre-theatre talk – talking about the two organisations coming together to create this unique piece of theatre and dance, and the benefits of such a collaboration with youth theatre members and service users. All welcome.

Skype for Beginners

Crafty Corner

Venue: Watch House Cross Community Library, Watch House Cross Time: 4pm – 6pm Learn to use, install and phone friends using Skype. Open to all. (Hosted by Limerick Community Connect)

Venue: West Limerick Resources, The Square, Abbeyfeale Time: 7pm – 9pm See Tuesday for details

Venue: Learning Hub Limerick, Kileely Time: 4pm – 6pm An introduction to creative writing workshop aimed at budding fiction, comedy and screen play writers! Open to young people aged 12 – 18. Booking essential, maximum of 15 places.

Contact for booking: 087-1835577

Drumming Workshop Venue: Kilmallock College of Further Education, Kilmallock Time: 5.30pm – 6.30pm A fun, exciting, interactive, intergenerational drumming workshop bringing all ages together to experience the fun and learning of drumming through shared drumming sessions. Open to all. (Hosted by Kilmallock Family Support Network)

Introduction to Arduino Workshop Venue: miLKlabs (The Franciscan Friary, Henry Street) Time: 7pm – 9pm Arduino is an open-source electronics prototype platform based on flexible, easy to use hardware and software. It is intended for artists, designers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments. (www.arduino.cc) Open to students, artists, designers or anyone who wants to learn the basics of Arduino, simple electronics and building interactive projects.

Wednesday, 28th March

Thursday 29th March

Learning to draw what you see

Community Action and Education on Environment

Venue: Life Drawing Room, Limerick School of Art and Design Time: 7pm – 9pm A still life drawing demonstration and workshop with an emphasis on tools for accuracy. This event is open to anyone interested in learning how to draw as a new hobby, and to young people who may be doing Art at Leaving Cert. Level, or applying for Art school.

Venue: Knockalisheen Centre, Meelick, Co. Clare Time: 8am – 2pm The purpose of this project is the use and development of a Community Garden; and tutorials to promote deeper learning and understanding of environmental issues and concerns in order to create a Community-Ecosystem-friendly environment. The main target audience is refugees and asylum seekers.

Contact: Mark Heng, 086-2358463, markheng3000@gmail.com

Physical Activity and Nutritional Information Seminar Venue: Dromcollogher Community Centre, Dromcollogher Time: 7pm – 8.30pm See Monday for details

Learning Through Play for Pre-School Children Venue: Desmond Community Creche, Newcastle West Time: 9.15 – 11.15am Developmental Play Facilitator Hannah Warwick will deliver a workshop to parents of pre-school children on the importance of play in preparing for school, how children learn to read, write and count and how parents can support them. Open to parents of pre-school children. (Hosted by Newcastle West Family Support Project)

Uncovering Ballyhoura Country’s Natural Beauty Spots Venue: Kilmallock Time: 7.30pm – 9.30pm Learn more about the assets of the Ballyhoura area. Suitable for people interested in the Ballyhoura Country area. Pre-registration essential. Contact for booking: 063-91741, aslattery@ballyhoura.org at Ballyhoura Development Ltd.

Patrickswell Parent and Toddler Time Venue: Patrickswell Resource House, Patrickswell Time: 9.30am – 11am Playtime and nursery rhymes for toddlers, with coffee and chat for parents. Open to parents and toddlers.

Fit Walk Clinic Venue: Newcastle West Community Centre, Newcastle West Time: 10am – Noon This clinic by County Limerick Local Sports Partnership will outline how to get the best out of your daily walk. The clinic will include stretching, striding, pacing and how to use aids such as step counters, Nordic poles etc. Of particular interest to men and women ages 30 – 60+.

Learn More about Volunteering Venue: Ballyhoura Development Offices, Main St., Kilfinane Time: 10.30am – 12.30pm Find out how to register as a volunteer or how to recruit volunteers for organisations. Suitable for individuals interested in volunteering or members of voluntary groups seeking to recruit volunteers. Contact: Annette, 063-91735, acrowley@ballyhoura.org

Thursday 29th March

Walking Tour of Medieval Limerick

Silver Screening: Kind Hearts and Coronets

Venue: Leaves from Bishop’s Palace, Church St., King’s Island Time: 11am – 11.45am See Tuesday for details

Venue: Belltable Arts Centre Time: Noon Continuing to build their Cine Club audience, the Belltable Arts Centre are introducing a silver screening for over 55’s. An old classic movie, Kind Hearts and Coronets will kick off their season. Open to over 55’s. The movie duration is 106 mins, and is shown in association with Access Cinema.

Gardening Skills/Composting and Food Waste Management Venue: Limerick City Library, The Granary, Michael St. Time: 11.30am This event involves Gardening Skills with Michael Sheehan of the Limerick City Council Parks Development, and Home Composting and Food Waste Prevention with Sinead McDonnell of the Environment Dept. Gardening Skills: 1. Growing summer bedding from seed. 2. Planting window boxes and hanging baskets. 3. Suitable trees for gardens. Composting and Food Waste Prevention: Almost one-third of all food purchased by households end up in the bin. Learn more about food waste prevention, and home composting , reduce costs and reap the benefits of making your own compost.

Genealogy Workshop Venue: Downtown Centre, LIT George’s Quay Time: Noon – 2pm IARC Genealogy workshops are suitable for anyone with an interest in researching their family history. No prior knowledge is required, as all introductory material will be covered in the course of the session. The workshop will focus on online genealogical sources, both free and subscription based, and show you how to create a family tree. Open to all. (Hosted by Irish Ancestry Research Centre, University of Limerick) Contact: Clodagh de Klein, 061-233701, clodagh.deklein@ul.ie or Deborah Clifford, 061-518355, deborah.clifford@irisharc.org

Tai Chi by the River Venue: Arthur’s Quay Park Time: 1pm – 2pm This event is an opportunity for people to try something new and have some fun in the fresh air, by taking part in an hour-long chi kung and tai chi class at Arthur’s Quay Park. Open to all, and bring a jacket!

Digital Photography for Beginners Venue: Watch House Cross Community Library, Watch House Cross Time: 2pm – 4pm Learn to take, upload and edit photographs. Open to all. (Hosted by Limerick Community Connect) Contact for booking: 087-1835577

Childcare Careers and Training Open Afternoon Venue: County Limerick Childcare Committee Offices, Croom Mills, Croom Time: 2pm – 5pm Open afternoon providing careers and training information.

Digihub – An Introduction to Film Making An Introduction to Healing Power Crystals Venue: The Hunt Museum Time: Noon – 1.30pm Have you ever been curious about crystals? Do you have some in your home but don’t really know what to do with them? Join this introductory workshop with Mary Henry from The Limerick Vibe, and learn how to clean, charge, promote and attune to crystals. Learn how crystals work with the chakras to heal and restore the body’s subtle energy and experience their power for yourself through guided meditation. Open to all adults.

Job, Education, Training, Career.... Where Do I Go? Venue: City-wide Time: Noon – 5pm Information, Advice and Guidance Services will come together across the city to promote awareness of a range of services available for adults. Open to all adults. (Hosted by Limerick Adult Guidance Partnership)

Venue: Learning Hub Limerick, Kileely Time: 4pm – 6pm An introduction to the basic elements of Film Making. Feel free to bring your cameras along. Open to ages 12-18. Booking essential, maximum of 15 places. Contact for booking: 061-453099

Music Hub – An Introduction to Songwriting Venue: Learning Hub Limerick, Kileely Time: 5pm – 6pm For total beginners - an introduction to songwriting for aspiring rock, pop, trad and jazz stars! Open to ages 12-18. Booking essential, maximum of 15 places. Contact for booking: 061-453099

Thursday 29th March

Free Movie Screening- ‘Wer fruher stirbt ist langer tot’ (2006)

A Walk to Darby’s Bed

Venue: T1 17, Mary Immaculate College, South Circular Rd. Time: 6pm – 8pm Wer fruher stirbt ist langer (Grave Decisions) centres around an eleven year old searching for immortality. It is a splendidly cheeky and incredibly Bavarian prankster tale, set in 2006. It portrays a wonderful blend of depth and heartfelt emotion with an authentic sense of the little things that are important in life. The movie is in German, with English subtitles, and is presented in co-operation with the Goethe Institut, Dublin. This movie has a German Film Board suitability rating of 6 years and over.

Venue: TBC at pre-registration Time: 7.30pm This event is a two hour walk to Darby’s Bed, Galbally as part of Ballyhoura Bears Thursday Night Walks. Suitable for anybody interested in hillwalking. Pre-registration essential.

Contact: Britta Jung, 061-311883, britta.jung@mic.ul.ie or Xenia Menzl, xenia.menzl@mic.ul.ie

Community Joy

Titanic Tales Venue: Our Lady of Lourdes Youth Building, Childers Rd. Time: 7pm Southside Book Club participants will host an evening to commemorate the Titanic 100th year anniversary. Members of the Southside Book Clubs will present their personal interpretation of the historic event through the format of individual writings and group presentations. This event is of particular interest to people in the communities. (Jointly hosted by Limerick City Adult Education Service, Limerick Community Education Network, Doras Luimni and Our Lady of Lourdes CARE Group)

Southill 5k Feet on the Street Run/Walk Venue: Southill Area Centre, Southill Time: 6pm (Registration) 7pm (Start) Launch event in the FunRun/Walk Series hosted by local business and community. It is ideal for anyone training to complete the Great Limerick Run. Walkers are free of charge, but runners will incur a low entry fee, to cover the cost of timing. Mile run for under 18s. Light refreshments provided. Suitable for children and adults walking and running for fitness. (Hosted by Limerick Athletics Board, Limerick City Sports Partnership and host Community/Company)

Learning Together Through Music Venue: Venue in East Limerick, Please pre- register to find out details. Time: 7pm – 8.30pm Group to be led by a facilitator in group singing; starting with relaxation and then vocal exercises. Everyone gets to know their own voice and then begin to work together in a relaxed and safe way. The voice is part of the ‘core’ of a person’s being and learning to express this in a group setting is a liberating and learning experience. Pre-registration is essential; please contact Ray Laffan on 087-6390221 / info@ community-music.ie. (Mid West Community Music)

Contact for booking: Jim Flynn, 087-2833456, jflynn@ballyhoura.org

Venue: Milk Market, Cornmarket Row Time: 9pm – 10pm This is an interactive audio/visual installation which explores interdependence in community and environment through play. This event is open to all. Further information is available at http://community. wordpress.com . (This is a Music, Media & Performance Technology Final Year Project, University of Limerick.)

Friday 30th March

Show IT: A Learning Technology Event

Launch of Integrating Limerick: Progress Report 2011

Venue: Limerick Adult Education Service, O’ Connell Avenue Time: 9.30am – 4pm This event will showcase the use of technology for learning. It will afford participants the opportunity to experience a wide range of new learning technologies being used in creative and innovative ways to enhance the learning experience of adult learners. This event is hosted by the Limerick City Adult Education Service and of particular interest to those working in the Adult Education Sector.

Venue: The Hunt Museum Time: 11am – 1pm The Limerick Integration Working Group will launch their 2011 Progress Report on the implementation of Integrating Limerick: Limerick City and County Integration Plan 2010-2012. Of interest to the General Public; Statutory, Voluntary and Community Service Providers; Service Users; Policymakers and Civil Society.

Learn to Skype Venue: Newcastle West Adult Literacy Service, Newcastle West Time: 10am – Noon See Wednesday for details.

Citizen Action Venue: Diocesan Pastoral Centre, St. Michael’s Courtyard, Denmark St. Time: 11am – 1pm This is a workshop for migrant women in Limerick to explore possible actions for positive changes in the community. Open to all migrant women. (Hosted by the New Communities Partnership / University of Limerick Women Advisory Board)

One Man’s Story of Personal Transformation Venue: Downtown Centre, LIT George’s Quay Time: 10am – 11am An inspirational talk by Gary Kirwan (of Today FM’s Ray D’Arcy Show fame). What began as a diet has transformed into so much more- a whole new way of life. In Gary’s words, “I have discovered a new lease of life and I am a very different person to the man that weighed 41 stone 12 months ago”. Gary will talk about how change is possible through determination, having a clear goal and with the right support. Open to all, especially anyone searching for inspiration and motivation to change their life. (Hosted by Limerick Adult Guidance Partnership)

An Overview of the Ballyhoura Architectural Survey and of the Local Training Initiative (LTI) Venue: Local Training Initiative, Knockainey Rd., Hospital, Co. Limerick Time: 10am – 1.00pm An open session for people to see the details produced by the Architectural Survey Project. Suitable for anyone interested in architecture, in the Ballyhoura area and in LTI’s. Pre-registration essential.

Science Hub – Science Busking Venue: City Centre Time: 11am – 2pm Bringing the Science Hub out and about in the city. Learning buddies and young people will run Science Hub.

Never Too Old to Play: Guitar for Beginners Venue: The Music Library, Limerick City Library, The Granary, Michael St. Time: 11am – 1pm An opportunity for anyone who has never played guitar and would like to give it a go, and anyone who has put down his/her guitar a long time ago and would like to pick it up again. This workshop is intended to spur and support individuals who have no experience playing guitar, or who can’t remember what they learned once upon a time. It would be helpful if participants could bring a guitar (owned, begged or borrowed!), as the facilitator cannot supply guitars. Open to all.

Contact for booking: 061-383989.

Genealogy Workshop Venue: Downtown Centre, LIT George’s Quay Time: 10.30am – 12.30pm See Thursday for details

Parent and Toddler Creative Dance Session Venue: The Hunt Museum Time: 10.30am – 11.30am A fun, energetic, creative session from The Limerick Vibe is in store for young and older alike. Play, laugh and relax together. Let your imagination go.... Open to young children aged 6 months to 3 years, accompanied by an adult.

Creative Dance Session Venue: The Hunt Museum Time: 11.30am – 12.30pm Take some time out to relish the joy of movement in a friendly and supported environment. Explore connections in your own self and with others through physical imagination An integrated dance class from The Limerick Vibe fully inclusive of all abilities and experiences. Open to all adults.

Friday 30th March

Holistic Healthcare for the 21st Century Venue: Downtown Centre, LIT George’s Quay Time: 12.30pm – 4.30pm A public lecture with question and answer session on all information relating to Holistic Therapies, followed by free demonstration sessions with 10 Holistic Therapists. Suitable for anyone looking for alternative healthcare options and treatments or training programmes, and medical professionals wishing to explore Holistic Therapies. Contact: Geraldine, 061-381947, info@holisticcentreofexcellence.com or Clodagh de Klein, 061-233701, clodagh.deklein@ul.ie

Friday 30th March

Song of your Life Venue: The Hunt Museum Time: 1pm – 3pm ‘Song of your Life’, with Lucia Sheehan from The Limerick Vibe introduces participants to the healing and transforming power of their own voice and sound, as it energises and awakens body, heart and mind. Using the teachings and techniques of The Naked Voice, discover how singing restores your spirit, remember the voice inside, recognise the music of the soul, embody your true sound and return home to the source of all sound, silence. Open to all adults.

Management Courses at the University of Limerick

Venue: Limerick College of Further Education, Mulgrave St. Time: Noon – 1.30pm How to shoot, edit and share video online. Suitable for anybody interested in video and camera.

Venue: Downtown Centre, LIT George’s Quay Time: 2pm – 5pm This event will provide an exhibition of the courses available in the Management Development Unit at UL. Course brochures will be provided and staff will be available to answer questions. Participants will have the opportunity to take a virtual tour of the University Campus and embrace the student experience. For course information, log onto www.ul.ie/business/mdu

DMARC Presents...

Contact: Clodagh de Klein, 061-233701, clodagh.deklein@ul.ie or Yvonne Delaney, 061-233613, yvonne. delaney@ul.ie

Film Edit and Share: Simple Steps

Venue: Ormston House, 9-10 Patrick Street and Milk Market, Cornmarket Row (See www.ormstonhouse. com) Time: Noon – 9.00pm The Digital Media Arts and Research Centre (DMARC), University of Limerick, present a series of installations, surround-sound works, mixed-media dance and live audiovisual performances reflecting current practice where technology and artistic endeavour collide. All work presented will have been created in Limerick by both staff and students. See www.dmarc.ie Open to all. Contact: Leon McCarthy, 061-213572, leon.mccarthy@ul.ie

Ranks: A Limerick History Venue: The Hunt Museum Time: 1pm – 2pm Dr. Edward Whelan gives a lunchtime lecture on the role of community in the history of Ranks. The Ranks exhibition (hosted by Limerick City Archives and the Hunt Museum) celebrates Limerick’s industrial heritage and the impact that the milling industry had on the city. The history of Ranks is important in that it tells the story of a vital economic and strategic Limerick industry. Ranks provided not only much employment but also much needed foodstuffs to the city and country during some dark times. Open to all.

Consultation with Migrant Stakeholders on Review of the White Paper on Irish Aid Venue: The Hunt Museum Time: 2pm – 4pm As part of the process of the Review of the White Paper on Irish Aid, a special consultative meeting with migrant stakeholders seeks to learn from their experience in assessing progress to date achieved by Irish Aid programmes and to contribute to shaping the policy direction for coming years. Of particular interest to members of migrant communities in the Limerick region interested in development issues and education. (Hosted by Limerick Integration Working Group and Irish Aid)

CPR for Family and Friends Venue: Crescent Shopping Centre, Dooradoyle Time: 6pm – 9pm Demonstration by Acute Medical Training on the basics of CPR and how to react and deal with lifethreatening emergencies in the home or office. Information on how to recognise the symptoms of heart attack, stroke and how to deal with cardiac arrest, choking in adult, child and infant, and demonstrate the use of a defibrillator. Try CPR with the help of instructors or simply watch and gather information.

Saturday 31st March

B2B Migrants’ Entrepreneurship

Connecting Generations

Venue: Harnett Centre, Limerick Institute of Technology, Moylish Park Time: 9.30am – 5.30pm Migrants explore the LIT ‘Enterprise Ladder’ to improve self-employment within the community. This is a learning session on the Enterprise START Programme, run by LIT and Enterprise Ireland. The programme aims to inform about support services in place, and challenges on the road to entrepreneurship in Ireland. It is open to all migrants’ business promoters.

Venue: Diocesan Pastoral Centre, St. Michael’s Courtyard, Denmark St. Time: 2pm – 6pm This event is a parent and child gathering with a focus on exchange and learning from the host and the ethnic communities through the lenses of children. Activities will include: Storytelling from Ireland and Eastern Europe, Children Arts and Martial Arts Exhibition, and Graduation, World Music and Dance and Cultural Finger Food. Open to all, including children and parents from host and migrant communities. (Hosted by the New Communities Partnership)

Basic First Aid for Parents Venue: County Limerick Childcare Committee Offices, Croom Mills, Croom Time: 10am – 1pm A three-hour session providing basic first aid information for parents.

Adare Visitor Centre Historical Exhibition Venue: Adare Heritage Centre, Adare Time: 11am – 5pm Step back in time and take a journey through the Historical Exhibition, a reconstruction of Adare’s unique past, from the arrival of the Normans to the ancient Abbeys of the Middle Ages. Trace the significance of the Earl of Dunraven in shaping Ireland’s most picturesque village. Realistic model enactments and audio visuals available. Open to all.

Story Factory - Have Fun and Help Us Build a Story Venue: Bedford Row (at side of Supermacs) Time: Noon – 4pm A fun, street-based event for parents and children. Build your story and tell it to the world in our story booth. Lots of fun reading activities, face-painting and more. Open to all, aimed at promoting reading to parents and children. (Hosted by Limerick City Adult Education Service)

CPR for Family and Friends Venue: Arthur’s Quay Shopping Centre See Friday for details.

Time: Noon – 6pm

Limerick Female Filmmakers Venue: Belltable Arts Centre Time: 2.15pm – 5pm Schedule: 2.15pm: - Meet and Greet; 2.30pm: – Short Screening, Fresh Film Festival: Ireland’s Young Film Maker Award-Winning Film for 2012 (10 mins); 2.40pm: – Documentary Screening: Filmmaker- Muireann De Barra’s; 3.30pm: – Break; 3.40pm: – Limerick Female Filmmakers Workshop. Suitable for filmmakers or anyone interested in film. (Hosted by Videogram Limerick)

Walking Tour of Adare Venue: Adare (Meeting outside Adare Heritage Centre) Time: 2.30pm – 4pm Learn about historical Adare, one of the prettiest villages in Ireland, through a guided walking tour with Limerick County Council’s Conservation Officer. Free admission to the Historical Exhibition in the Heritage Centre afterwards. Open to all.

Sunday 1st April

Walking Tour of Lough Gur Venue: Lough Gur (Meeting at Lough Gur Heritage Centre) Time: 11am Enjoy a guided two-hour tour of Lough Gur with a qualified local guide. There will an optional free visit to the Lough Gur Heritage Centre, which houses items found in the area dating over 5000 years, including a replica of the famous bronze shield found in Lough Gur. There will also be an audio visual tour in the Centre. Open to all. Terrain is mostly buggy-friendly, but not all areas. Contact: Roseanne Dunne, 061-385386/087-2852022, www.loughgur.com for directions. (Lough Gur Development Co-op Society)

What Happened Here? Digital Traces and Physical Places Venue: City Centre (Meeting Point: miLKlabs, The Franciscan Friary, Henry Street) Time: Noon â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2pm A treasure hunt with a difference, in search of little known places in the city centre. Twitter, Foursquare, web sites and Google maps will be involved, so a smartphone will be needed by each team! Open to all. (miLKlabs in collaboration with the Interactive Design Centre, University of Limerick.)

Walking Tour of Askeaton and Historical Sites (Askeaton Civic Trust) Venue: Askeaton (Meeting at Tourist Information Point, The Square, Askeaton) Time: 1pm â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 3.30pm A Walking Tour of Askeaton town including historical commentary on the Castle, Friary, Knights Templar, Famine Grave and other interesting sites. Open to all.

The University of Limerick is pleased to support the 2012 Lifelong Learning Festival which aims to promote and develop lifelong learning in Limerick and the surrounding region.

Department of Lifelong Learning and Outreach T: 061 202530 / 202047 E: lifelonglearning@ul.ie www.ul.ie/dllo

Festival Sponsors: Steering Group

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