Verbal staff members select their own personal recommendations of BAME authors, and books highlighting Black Lives Matters issues and awareness. Read more
Verbal’s Third Space programme with Extern is one of 11 PEACE IV projects in the country that has been continuing engagement with vulnerable young people during lockdown. Read more
How your child can take part in WellRead Digital Reading Rooms Read more
We are looking for volunteers to become our ‘ARMY OF READERS’. Volunteer with us during the Covid-19 Lockdown Read more
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The prose of the week from our HUMAN archive is an issue from the summer 2001. Read more
The poem of the week from our HUMAN archive is by Tom Paulin Read more
Selected prose by Fiona McPhillips and is featured in the latest edition of Honest Ulsterman. Read more
Selected poem by Charlie Pettigrew as featured in the latest version of Honest Ulsterman. Read more
Weekly behind-the-scenes insights from the WellRead Psychology Team Read more
Temporary Closure Read more
This week saw the start of our inter generational programme. Read more
WellRead is a chatbot based website designed to help you build your child's emotional wellbeing through conversation and storytelling. Read more
We're excited to welcome Alex Keller, our new intern from the US-based HECUA study abroad programme. Read more
The first HU issue of 2020 is now available online. Read more
We have been approaching the end of our first Verbal Psychology Internship programme this month. Read more
Derry City and Strabane District Council are starting their 3-5 year journey to become a Unicef Child Friendly Community. Read more
A Magazine of Revolution? seeks to create a conversation about what it is like to found, edit and publish a literary magazine in a divided society. Read more
HECUA intern, Brigid Miller reflects on her experience at Verbal Read more
Listen Share Change celebrated Good Relations Week with its groups and volunteers in Limavady and Ballymoney this week. Read more
Third Space participants granted funding towards their 'Man Down' project which aims to tackle mental health issues among men Read more