A small group of the MOMA participants recently met in the Ulster Museum with a large group of students from Radboud University, Nijmegen, Holland. These students are visiting Belfast as part of their “Conflicts, Territories and Identities” course and they were keen to find out about the MOMA, Belfast project in relation to Cultural Identify.

We watched the presentations from the project and discussed the impact that this had made on the participants, what it is like to live on “the road”, some of the changes that have been happening since power sharing has started and how there is still a lot of work to be done in our communities as well as at the level of decision makers.

The students then visited the “Troubles” space in the Museum and they hoped to return to the space before going home.

The Virtual Exhibition of the work and a photograph showing the MOMA participants and the students from Nijmegen can be seen (under exhibition) at: http://weabelfast.weebly.com/index.html