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Saudi Arabian blogger will be flogged, every week for the next 19 weeks
It’s been a startling fortnight for anyone that blogs, writes, doodles or puts pen (and pencil!) to power. This afternoon, inhumane and degrading punishment was
Challenging the Crisis – Young people across Europe united over concern for development
2015 is an important year for international development. This year, global leaders will hold two remarkable summits focusing on both people and the planet. One
Singing well after the Charlie Hebdo killings
Comments made in the heat of the moment are, usually, thought to be unwise. Wednesday’s attacks on the Charlie Hebdo offices have produced an outpouring
Top 10 resources on developmenteducation.ie in 2014
It’s been a busy year. An extra 80 resources have filled the digital shelves of the resource library and many more are to follow over
Top 10 blogs on developmenteducation.ie in 2014
The results are in for the most shared and read blogs on developmenteducation.ie over the course of the last year. As expected, they present a
Doing Development Education: Ebola – resources and ideas
The past few weeks have witnessed an avalanche of discussion and debate on the 30th anniversary remake of Band Aid by Bob Geldof and Midge
Have your say – complete our survey and win DE resources
It’s that time of the year again where teachers, educators and readers have their say to help us improve DevelopmentEducation.ie by taking part in our
”The clanging chimes of Doom”…Oh no, wait, that’s just Bono
Thirty years on and Geldof is back. Again. He’s back with Ultravox’s Midge Ure and they’re asking, “how can they know it’s Christmas time?”: surely
Notes from Kampala: despite Ebola ‘Africans’ do know it’s Christmas…again
Bob is back. Sir Bob I mean. And so is Christmas! And so is Band Aid. Is it really 3 decades since celebrities across the
Ebola in Sierra Leone: the cost of living on the margins
In the second of a series of blogs about the impact and consequences of Ebola in Sierra Leone, Africa Research Institute researcher Jamie Hitchen, back in