# Dr Éamon Phoenix Foundation

## Details

- **Country:** Northern Ireland
- **Charity number:** 109942
- **Status:** Received
- **Registered:** Sept. 4, 2024
- **Register:** https://www.charitycommissionni.org.uk/charity-search/charity-details-page/?regId=109942


## Contact

- **Address:** 10 Malone Court, Belfast, BT9 6PA
- **Postcode:** BT9 6PA
- **Phone:** 07464 954820
- **Email:** dr.eamonphoenixfoundation@gmail.com
- **Website:** none as yet



## Activities

**Purposes:** The purposes of the charity (the purposes) are:   to benefit the public in Northern Ireland by promoting the study of history as a way of fostering a deeper understanding of the past and thereby promoting reconciliation.   to facilitate the study of history through activities such as seminars grants and bursaries to examine how a divisive and traumatic past has shaped and continues to influence relationships among communities and individuals in Ireland and Great Britain.   to advance its objects as a way of upholding and advancing the enduring legacy of Dr Éamon Phoenix, who advocated for history as a philosophy that promotes mutual understanding.  to fulfil the above objectives by seeking funding from the public and institutions who share our goals.   In particular but not exclusively the charity will actively pursue its objects through the following strategies:  •	 Preserving the Éamon Phoenix legacy: Ensuring the legacy of Dr Éamon Phoenix by providing public access to his complete body of work online including not only published books and articles but also radio and television interviews, recorded talks, and unpublished papers and materials.  •	 Community-Based Initiatives: Engaging in community-based initiatives related to local history and history education across all educational levels involving diverse educational projects and the provision of various scholarship and reward opportunities.  •	Open Dialogues on Historical Topics: Encouraging candid and open dialogues on challenging historical topics, memories, and anniversaries to be achieved through publications, archives, lectures, and support for emerging historians displaying a demonstrable or potential creative use of Dr Éamon Phoenix&#x27;s legacy.  •	 Bridges Between Historical Community Groups: Facilitating the establishment of connections between diverse historical community groups to foster collaboration and understanding.  •	Innovative Interdisciplinary Connections: Actively promoting innovative connections between history, music, drama, art, and literature to celebrate and encourage the interplay of these disciplines.  Nothing in the articles will authorise an application of the property of the charity for purposes, which are not charitable in accordance with any statutory provision regarding the meaning of the word &quot;charitable&quot;, or the words &quot;charitable purposes&quot; in force in any part of the United Kingdom and/or Republic of Ireland and/or the European Union or elsewhere.   For the avoidance of doubt, the system of law governing the trust deed of the charity is the law of Northern Ireland.

**What the charity does:** The advancement of education,The advancement of the arts, culture, heritage or science,The advancement of human rights, conflict resolution or reconciliation or the promotion of  religious or racial harmony or equality and diversity

**How the charity works:** Advice/advocacy/information,Arts,Community development,Research/evaluation

**Who the charity helps:** General public,General public








## Trustees

| Name | Role | Appointed |
|---|---|---|
| Brian Lambkin |  |  |
| Deirdre Macbride |  |  |
| Miss Nicole Colligan |  |  |
| Mr Jim Mcdermott |  |  |
| Mrs Alice Mary Phoenix |  |  |
| Mrs Roisin Radcliffe |  |  |
| Ms Mary- Alice Phoenix |  |  |
| Ms Muriel Florence Moore |  |  |
| Noel Purdy |  |  |
| Patrick Greer |  |  |
| Paul Gerard Shevlin |  |  |




