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Ireland’s newest political parties just aren’t compatible with Ireland
Migration is a human rights issue. The universal declaration of human rights outlines that humans have a right to social
Read this: the GENE Review 2015
At the request of Irish Aid, the Global Education Network Europe (GENE) are in the process of carrying out a
Read this: on religion and social change
I spotted Michael Edwards’ article on opendemocracy.net last week that’s well worth a read. It explores the role of religion
Successful Futures – a new opportunity in Wales?
The Wales Alliance for Global Education (WAGE) held its first seminar in Cardiff on 9th July 2015. Colm Regan of
‘Unofficial Ireland and our sense of ourselves…’
They say the past tells us a lot about the present. Queuing at immigration in the early morning at Lusaka
Encyclical with a distinctive ‘edginess’
With his encyclical Laudato Si: On Care for Our Common Home (available online as a long-form letter) Pope Francis has

Hats off to the SDGs – a brief analysis of the plan to change the world
Where does one even begin to unpack the new sustainable development goals (SDGs)? When in doubt of what to think

Drowning in the Mediterranean: Tears are not enough
“Whatever mourns when many leave these shores; Whatever shares The eternal reciprocity of tears.” – Insensibility by Wilfred Owen (October
What we’re watching: men considering the ‘other’ side; the danger of a single story; updating Marx
The danger of a single story In an increasing environment where there appears to be insufficient time and intolerance in
Deadline tomorrow: Calling all 18-25 year olds! United Nations Youth Delegate Programme for Ireland
**APPLICATIONS CLOSING TOMORROW FRIDAY 5TH JUNE 2015** “This new programme will support young people to be agents of change, where