From Nicaragua to Ireland: Fairtrade Coffee and Global Solidarity
Fátima Ismael of Soppexcca, Cathal Murphy from Bewley’s and Fairtrade practitioner Kieran Durnien discuss 20 years of Fairtrade coffee solidarity linking Nicaragua and Ireland.
With the news of Ebola virus returning in 2026, access materials for teachers and educators that we gathered in 2014, shared over a decade ago.
Photo: The fight against Ebola in Guinea by European Commission DG ECHO via Flickr (April 19, 2014) CC license.
With the breaking news of Ebola virus returning in 2026, access materials for teachers and educators that we gathered in 2014, shared over a decade ago.
Photo The fight against Ebola in Guinea by European Commission DG ECHO via Flickr (April 19, 2014) CC license
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Fátima Ismael of Soppexcca, Cathal Murphy from Bewley’s and Fairtrade practitioner Kieran Durnien discuss 20 years of Fairtrade coffee solidarity linking Nicaragua and Ireland.
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Your voice is vital in shaping the future of education for sustainable development in Ireland. Join a national survey for post primary teachers in October, led by DCU researcher Valerie Lewis
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Beth Doherty shares her climate activism journey from school strikes in Ireland to youth advocacy at COP29
Mary Lawlor, UN Special Rapporteur, shares her journey from Amnesty to the UN and the importance of amplifying human rights defenders’ voices
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Explore this key baseline on teaching materials from Ireland that were produced during the first 4 years of the SDGs.
Summary of the main Sustainable Development Goal per resource 2017-2020.
Through the stories from the people involved in bringing them about, this podcast series explores a number of the objects featured in the exhibition that act as a snapshot of Irish engagement with global cultural, political and social issues over the past 50 years.
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