evidence: Corrymeela, despite the end of the 30-year conflict and the lessening violence in N. Ireland, still provides support against sectarianism. Denise points out that our schools and history often remain divided. Thus, there is work to be done. There are binary narratives present, "us vs the other," that Corrymeela aims to eradicate. The impact of the conflict remains, as N. Ireland has the second highest rate of femicide in Western Europe (intentional homicides of women), tied with Romania. N. Ireland also has the highest rates of domestic abuse in the U.K. and Ireland. Denise states, "Murder is the result of something; it’s not the actual problem." She diagnoses the real issue as discrimination and oppression. Therefore, Denise’s responsibility is to support and bring visibility to issues to "move the needle forward."