We will have conversations with local residents and communities throughout Ireland, north and south, with a particular focus on the history of the civil rights movement in the north, the Troubles, the Good Friday Agreement, and the long path to peace and reconciliation in Northern Ireland.

We will learn about Irish history, identity, and culture in Dublin, hear from activists and community members in Derry, and engage with educators,  entrepreneurs, and faith leaders bridging divides in Belfast and beyond. 

Our trip will start and end in Dublin (flights in and out of Dublin Airport DUB). We will stay in Dublin, Derry, and Belfast, in addition to visits to sites in the surrounding areas. A full itinerary will be published in the following days. 

We engage with a variety of opportunities that prompt exploration, listening, learning, and connection. These include: 

- Meeting with faith leaders, movement builders, nonviolence educators and others doing the work of peace and reconciliation. We also meet with public historians, artists, and community stakeholders. 

- Visits to museums and historic sites that focus on crucial aspects of local history. 

- Learning about local culture through art and cuisine. 

- Sharing space and meals with locals from diverse communities.

What does the cost of this trip cover? 

The cost of the trip covers all ground transportation, accommodations, meals, gratuities, entrance fees, honoraria, and Telos staff support and expertise.

The fee does not include airfare, requisite health insurance, alcoholic beverages (with some exceptions) or incidentals.

Cancellation:

50% of total amount is non-refundable within 45 days of departure. 

75% of total amount is non-refundable within 30 days of departure.

100% of total is non-refundable within 15 days of departure. 
Please review our comprehensive cancellation policy before booking.