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Walking for Water in Ireland…but not for the reasons you might think!
On a bright and sunny Saturday afternoon this March tens of thousands of protesters descended on the streets of Dublin
Doing DE – using the case study of modern slavery to raise and explore issues
Note: The materials and resources listed here are primarily suited to ages 14+ and can be used in a wide
Teachers of the world! Join in to create the world’s largest lesson
In September 2015 the world will have a plan. What’s yours? Help to create The World’s Largest Lesson This September the
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As you log out of ‘Hotmail’ you are redirected to MSN news homepage. I don’t often take much notice of
Climate Change Challenge Weekend: 16-18 year olds answer the call
Climate change and climate justice are often seen as abstract concepts that are hard to get to grips with, especially
Notes from Kampala: “No women!”
On the eve of International Women’s Day, I boarded a plane at Entebbe airport bound for my first stop in

Top 10 facts about the Fairtrade movement in Ireland
Photo: World Fairtrade Day by John Sargent. Flickr/CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 Anyone who buys, sells or stocks goods that have achieved
Writing competition deadline 19th March: entries on the positive impact of EU development cooperation around the world
Tomorrow is the closing date on NYCI’s blog/article competition for young people aged 18-30 years. The theme for the competition

Development Education: roots and values
Photo: third world exploitation poster spotted in Toronto (Jan 26, 2013) by Mary Crandall. CC NC-ND 2.0 license via Flickr
100 Million, 5 million, 1 in 12…what do these figures have to do with bananas?
It’s Fairtrade Fortnight again! This year’s focus is on Bananas – 100% Fairtrade Bananas! Bananas are the most traded fruit