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Moving beyond a ‘birds eye view’: Teaching materials from Ireland during the first 4 years of the SDGs
Launched in September 2022, the third ‘audit’ of resources produced from Ireland on global issues for educational use is the largest in its scope and size to date.
Event: Launch of 3rd study of resources produced on global issues from Ireland
Join us for the online launch of Education, Action, Solidarity, NOW! An Audit of Development Education and Global Citizenship Education Resources in Ireland 2017-2020. “The
Event: Production, Impact and Continuous Learning: Let’s talk ‘resources’…
This impact-focused interactive webinar will focus on good practice in the development of resources for Development Education and Global Citizenship Education work
Workshop report: Decolonising Development Education
How might education practitioners begin the a journey to decolonise how they teach and explore global issues? Niffy Olamiju reports on a workshop organised by the Irish Development Education Association in May 2022.
Let’s talk about the Amber Heard v Johnny Depp trial
2 actors, one trial and a Billion hashtags. What happens when the media gets a hold of a woman on trial? This blog takes a look at the reaction to the Heard v Depp trial and what it reveals about women’s representation.
Africa Day 2022: A brief timeline of African Unity
Explore a brief timeline marking 36 moments and events with richly diverse stories of African struggle, unity and solidarity for over 140 years.
Africa Day 2022: What’s happening in your county?
This year will be the first time in-person Africa Day events will been held since 2019, and it promises to be the biggest celebration in Ireland to date
Your voice matters.
Calling all SDGs and human rights teachers, educators and activists! developmenteducation.ie is conducting an external evaluation of its current programme of work, 2018 – 2022,
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Science in the service of communities everywhere
What do ‘applied education’ and science projects look like in practice? Aisling Halligan reports on the Science for Development initiative led by Self Help Africa.