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Part three of a four part series looking at Interfaces in Belfast.

This episode examines the role of ex-combatants in helping to build and maintain peace, particularly at interfaces.

Interaction Belfast, Inner East Forum, EPIC and Coiste na nIarchimí all discuss their work with ex-prisoners, as well as politicians and local community workers who reflect on the importance of dialogue and co-operation in making progress.

Made with the support of the Belfast Interface Project and funded under Measure 2.7 of the Peace II Extension programme for Peace and Reconciliation administered by Community Foundation for Northern on behalf of the SEUPB

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