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The Way I See It: Father Des Wilson in conversation with Bernadette McAliskey

West Belfast community activist Father Des Wilson sits down with veteran civil rights campaigner Bernadette McAliskey as part of the launch event for his autobiography, The Way I See It.

The two discuss Des’s life and work, politics, religion and conflict.

The event was part of Feile 2005 and filmed by Northern Visions.

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