Discover YOUR Irish 2025 is a wrap- THANK YOU!
Your attendance, volunteering, donations and support help to ensure that we continue our efforts this year and beyond!
The 2024 Northern Irish teens arrived early in Wauwatosa on June 27th, meeting their Wisconsin 'Families" and quickly hopping into a month of Ulster Project activities, events, Discovery, community service and growth!
Want to see what UP24 was all about?
Click on the button below to check it out on Instagram or visit our Facebook page to relieve their summer experience virtually!
To find out more about this life-changing experience for SE Milwaukee teens finishing up their first year of High School, please read on and explore our website.
Wondering exactly what IS the Ulster Project? click on the video!
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The Need Remains...
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In today’s global political climate, the discussion of peace and justice has never been more important or timely. Since the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, Northern Ireland has certainly become a country safer from the terrorism experienced during the Troubles. But, some of the deep social problems and political consequences still remain. And at the same time, as our world gets more connected, we become more aware and affected by violence, racism, and injustice. Continued work and focus are absolutely necessary to increase understanding at the grass roots level.
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Since 1979, The Ulster Project of Greater Milwaukee has been a collaborative effort between Northern Ireland and the United States to bring teens ages 14 to 16 together to promote trust, respect, tolerance and understanding among future leaders from different faith traditions.
The Project, now in our 40th Decade, takes place from the end of June to the end of July. Twelve Catholic and Protestant teens and two counselors from Belfast are matched with twelve teens and 2 counselors here in the Milwaukee area for a month of activities.
If this sounds like something that you or your family would enjoy, we’d love to talk with you. There are many ways for you to get involved, whether it is as a host family, committee member, donor, or a community supporter.
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