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How the news media has failed women in 2013
There is nothing retro about sexism. You don’t need to turn the clock back to the 60s through a Mad
In words and deeds: Nelson Mandela on development and international justice
Many have said that in the passing of Mandela, a shining light in the world, a beacon of hope, has
Mandela: he changed the world
A tribute by cartoonist Zapiro from today’s Mail & Guardian newspaper to the life and times of Nelson Mandela, former
Have your say – complete our survey and win DE resources
It’s that time of the year again where teachers and readers have their say to help us improve DevelopmentEducation.ie by
Development Education Week in Maynooth
We’re off to Maynooth this morning to take part in Development Education Week – an annual week of activities, seminars
World Toilet Day?
Yes, there really is one, it’s on November 19th. Go on smile, have a little laugh even, it’s perfectly alright;
What we’re watching: ‘Price Tag’ lipdub by 500 women; The music of a war child; Epic speech on sexism in politics; Because I am a girl; the film that changed the law in Kurdistan
Here’s the latest roundup of videos we’ve been watching here at DevelopmentEducation.ie world HQ. ‘Price Tag’ lipdub by 500 women
Calling all reformers: write a submission on citizenship education
****Note: the consultation has been extended until Friday 17th January 2014. More information at the NCCA CSPE consultation online**** ___________________________________________________________________
What do you want your world to look like? What are you going to do about it?
The countdown to One World Week is well underway with only 11 days to go before a week of youth-led
Interactive map: measuring the scale of slavery today and tracking government responses
Modern slavery takes many forms and is known by a number of names such as slavery, forced labour and human