Keep up to date with everything IIB, sign up to our mailing list

Thank you for signing up to our mailing list.

Please fill out all required fields

First Name

Last Name

Email

Fax

Women In Peacebuilding and the Importance of the Good Friday Agreement

Back to all events

Join filmmaker and producer Henrietta (Hen) Norton, stepdaughter of the late Mo Mowlam, for this free event.

Women In Peacebuilding  and the Importance of the Good Friday Agreement

Start Date

End Date

Where

Coventry Irish Society, 2nd Floor, Eaton Rd, Coventry CV1 2FJ

Visit Website

Join filmmaker and producer Henrietta (Hen) Norton, stepdaughter of the late Mo Mowlam, for this free event.

Henrietta Norton is a director, producer and writer whose work explores identity, connection and collective storytelling. Through her production company HOTFEET she develops community centred film projects across documentary, editorial and arts platforms, and is currently developing Mo & Me, a feature documentary about her late stepmother Mo Mowlam, co-produced by Underground Films and Erica Starling. Her work includes The Amber Light, which she produced and which was nominated for Best Documentary Feature Film at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, and Born and Reared, her directorial debut exploring masculinity and identity in contemporary Northern Ireland. Both films reflect her commitment to amplifying underrepresented voices and fostering understanding through story.

Alongside her film work, Hen collaborates with artists, activists and community groups across the UK and Ireland. She produced The Unsung HERoes, an exhibition celebrating women peacebuilders, and founded Six Strangers, a digital discussion platform that created space for honest, human connection during Covid. Her practice centres on empathy, participation and the power of shared narratives to inspire social and cultural change.

The Coventry Irish Society are proud to host this event with funding support from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Reconciliation Fund.

  • The event is free but advance booking is essential - To book, please email: cis@covirishsoc.org.uk and bring your booking confirmation reply to the event.

Doors open: 6.00 pm

Event discussion: 6.30 – 7.30 pm

Event closure: 8.00 pm

Made possible with support from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Reconciliation Fund.

More information available on our website HERE.