Don Mullan

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• What is Don Mullan's address?

  Don Mullan is located at
  Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

• What is Don Mullan's job title?

  Don Mullan is a
  • Author, humanitarian and media producer; child of the Northern Ireland “Troubles” and a teenage witness to Bloody Sunday on January 30, 1972, in Derry. • A supporter of the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Movement, first book: Eyewitness Bloody Sunday (1997) became a bestseller and is officially recognized as a primary catalyst in the establishment of the new Bloody Sunday Inquiry, the longest running and most expensive in British legal history. The inquiry led to an historic apology by Prime Minister David Cameron on June 15, 2010. • Eyewitness Bloody Sunday inspired the award-winning movie ‘Bloody Sunday’, directed by Paul Greengrass. Served as source writer, co-producer, and actor in the film. The film won several international awards including Sundance and Berlin Film Festivals (2002). Mullan authored three investigative books, all of which resulted in official inquiries. • Humanitarian work has included initiatives in Brazil, Rwanda, South Africa, Philippines and Haiti. Was awarded the Defender of Human Dignity Award by the International League for Human Rights at the United Nations (2003). • DePaul University, Chicago, Special Advisor and guest lecturer to the School of Public Service (2011-2013). Assisted with development of DePaul’s Peace and Justice Programs. • Was NOKIA (Ireland) Ambassador (2006-2009) during which created the World’s 1st Exhibition by an amateur photographer, based entirely on mobile phone photography. • Current Peace and Humanitarian projects include: Creator and International Ambassador of The 1914 Christmas Truce and Flanders Peace Field Project for the town of Messines, Belgium; European Ambassador for the Pelé Little Prince Hospital Research Institute and Creator of the Pelé Peace Medal; Creator and co-founder of the Frederick Douglass and Daniel O’Connell Ireland/USA Project, which aims to strengthen links between Ireland and the USA and the great Diasporas of Ireland and Africa in America, with Haiti its primary focus. Make Waves Films

• What industry does Don Mullan currently work in?

  Don Mullan currently works in the
  Make Waves Films

• What is Don Mullan's area of expertise?

  Don Mullan specializes in
  • Author, humanitarian and media producer; child of the Northern Ireland “Troubles” and a teenage witness to Bloody Sunday on January 30, 1972, in Derry. • A supporter of the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Movement, first book: Eyewitness Bloody Sunday (1997) became a bestseller and is officially recognized as a primary catalyst in the establishment of the new Bloody Sunday Inquiry, the longest running and most expensive in British legal history. The inquiry led to an historic apology by Prime Minister David Cameron on June 15, 2010. • Eyewitness Bloody Sunday inspired the award-winning movie ‘Bloody Sunday’, directed by Paul Greengrass. Served as source writer, co-producer, and actor in the film. The film won several international awards including Sundance and Berlin Film Festivals (2002). Mullan authored three investigative books, all of which resulted in official inquiries. • Humanitarian work has included initiatives in Brazil, Rwanda, South Africa, Philippines and Haiti. Was awarded the Defender of Human Dignity Award by the International League for Human Rights at the United Nations (2003). • DePaul University, Chicago, Special Advisor and guest lecturer to the School of Public Service (2011-2013). Assisted with development of DePaul’s Peace and Justice Programs. • Was NOKIA (Ireland) Ambassador (2006-2009) during which created the World’s 1st Exhibition by an amateur photographer, based entirely on mobile phone photography. • Current Peace and Humanitarian projects include: Creator and International Ambassador of The 1914 Christmas Truce and Flanders Peace Field Project for the town of Messines, Belgium; European Ambassador for the Pelé Little Prince Hospital Research Institute and Creator of the Pelé Peace Medal; Creator and co-founder of the Frederick Douglass and Daniel O’Connell Ireland/USA Project, which aims to strengthen links between Ireland and the USA and the great Diasporas of Ireland and Africa in America, with Haiti its primary focus.

• Which languages does Don Mullan speak? 

  Don Mullan speaks the following languages:
  No languages available.

• Which industries has Don Mullan previously worked in?   

  Don Mullan has prior experience in the following industries:
  Civic , Society Of African Missions , Drew University , Nokia , All Hallows College , Frederick Douglassdaniel Oconnell Project , Depaul University , The Christmas Truce Project And Flanders Peace Field , Nokia , Concern Worldwide , Afri

• What is Don Mullan’s work experience?  

  Don Mullan has the following professional experience:
  Make Waves Films , Civic , United Nations Convention To Combat Desertification , Hope Initiatives International , Society Of African Missions , Drew University , Nokia , All Hallows College , Frederick Douglassdaniel Oconnell Project , Depaul University , Pele Research Institute Little Prince Hospital , The Christmas Truce Project And Flanders Peace Field , Nokia , A Little Book , Mullan Creative Concepts , Concern Worldwide , Afri .

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• What are Don Mullan’s work email addresses?  

  Don Mullan’s work email addresses are
  [email protected] .

• What company does Don Mullan work for?  

  Don Mullan works at
  Make Waves Films