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Submissions from 2013
Bridge Across the Divide: Rewriting a New Historical Narrative in Derry~Londonderry, Elena Bilodeau, St. Michael's College
You, Me and Society: Political Theatre and Its Impacts, Holden Taylor, University of Washington-Seattle
Submissions from 2012
Sectarianism In Northern Ireland: Youth Work and the Art of Having the Difficult Conversation, Dan Knishkowy, Hamilton College
Student Voice in Integrated Schools: Advising Leaders in a Transitional Society, Nora Murphy, DePauw University
Death Squads and Diplomacy: An Investigation of British Attitudes Towards Sectarian Assassinations in the 1970’s, Hannah Nelson, Carleton College
Creating Transformation Through Art The Role Of Community Arts in a Transitioning Society Ballymun, Dublin and Belfast Northern Ireland, Katherine Power, Gettysburg College
Submissions from 2011
“It’s Just Not That Simple:” Territory and Politics at Girdwood Park, Kyra Fallon, Gettysburg College
Still Separate and Still Unequal: Community Relations’ Policy in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland, Wilma Metcalf, Duke University
The Cultural Legacy of the Williamite History in the Context of Northern Ireland, John William Nelson, Villanova University
A Field Study of Consociationalism in the Northern Ireland Assembly: A Moderating Influence or Threat to Democracy?, Ellen Louise Noble, Macalester College
Sandino Socialists, Flagwaving Comrades, Red Rabblerousers: The Struggle for a Left Praxis in Northern Ireland, Benny Witkovsky, Vassar College
Submissions from 2010
The Sand in the Oyster: A Study of Post – Trauma Storytelling as a Means of Facilitating Individual Healing and Impacting Societal Healing in Northern Ireland, Eliza Browning, Pacific Lutheran University
Policing With the Community, Dream or Reality: Perspectives of the Police Service of Northern Ireland in West Belfast, Tom Carey, Stonehill College
Out of Conflict Comes Creation: A New Era for Contemporary Music in Belfast, Martha Slenker, Gettysburg College
Submissions from 2009
Playing Past the Troubles: Theatrical Expression in a Post-Conflict Society, Jayce Hafner, Hendrix College
Dublin’s Forgotten: The Transition From ‘Separated Children’ to ‘Aged-Out Minors’ Through Policy, Media, and Organizational Support., Meghan Jaird, St. Michael's College
‘These Things Are Simply Very Difficult’: An Exploration of the Existence of and the Relationship Between Sectarianism and Racism in Present-Day Northern Ireland, Coreen Walsh, Point Loma Nazarene University
The Significance of Music Education in the Primary Curriculum, Mina Won, George Washington University
Submissions from 2008
Past Meets Present: History Education in Northern Ireland, Will Ehrenfeld, Tufts University
“Art as Direct Political Action:” An Investigation Through Case Studies and Interviews, Emily Meinhardt, Claremont McKenna College
“The Dust of Some”: Glasnevin Cemetery and the Politics of Burial, Nina Ranalli, Harvard University
Submissions from 2007
Sectarianism and Social Capital: Community Development in Northern Ireland, Becky Alhadeff, Western Washington University
Between Bottom Up and Top Down: The Truth-Recovery Debate in Northern Ireland, Suzanne Brundage, Bennington College
Power-Sharing, Stability and the May 8th Devolution Day, Christopher A, Walker, Washington & Jefferson College
Submissions from 2006
Out of the Darkness: A Look at Violence and Politics Through the Experience of the UVF, Alec Chiquoine, Beloit College
Here, There, and Everywhere: Tale-ing Liz Weir; Uses of Storytelling in Northern Ireland Today, Leanne Gaffney, Harvard University
Neutrality in Ireland: The War on Terror, the Use of Shannon Airport and the Irish Anti-War Movement, Margaret Havemann, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
State-Sponsored Terror and Security Force Collusion in Northern Ireland, Nate Keenan, St. Michael's College
Submissions from 2004
Citizenship in the Republic of Ireland: In the Context of the European Union and the Citizenship Referendum, Cora Bruemmer, University of Rochester
A Changing Church: Radical perspectives of Catholicism from the margins of society in Dublin, Caitlin Connelly, Ithaca College
The Maidens of the Maiden City, Lauren Herman, Cornell University
Multi-Culturalism in Ireland: Examining the Context of and Debates Surrounding the Citizenship Referendum, Melanie Todman, Carleton College