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#MadameGeneva: Addiction - A legacy for Northern Ireland's post-conflict society

Join the conversation: on Wednesday 24th May, we will hold a discussion following a performance of Madame Geneva. The title of the discussion is 'Addiction - A Legacy for Northern Ireland's post-conflict Society.'

Panel: Elma O'Callaghan (Senior Support worker at Rosemount House) and Michele Jordan (BA Women's Studies and Post grad in Dual Diagnosis - mental health and addiction, who has spent 20 years specialising in women and substance use and reducing associated harm).

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