As part of the Irish Development Education Association virtual conference, 2020, Dr David Nyaluke of Proudly Made in Africa, presented their work around Including Decolonial and Racism Discussions in Development Education as part of the Showcase of Development Education responses and adaptations to Covid 19
Who We Are
David Nyaluke from Proudly made in Africa, a social enterprise promoting Africa’s finest food and fashion producers globally
What we did and How we did it
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Reading the world: 4 resources for critical literacy
Literacy today is about more than reading words. It is also about understanding the information around us. Asking where it comes from, what evidence supports
Back to learning? Find resources for your role
Starting a new term, programme or learning cycle? Explore global citizenship and development education resources curated for your education setting, from schools and youth work
World Refugee Day 2026: 5 resources for teaching refugees, migration and solidarity
World Refugee Day takes place each year on 20 June. To mark the day, we’ve gathered five resources from the DevelopmentEducation.ie library to support teachers,
A Fossil Fuel Free Future?
There is scientific consensus that the burning of fossil fuels (coal, oil and gas) is the primary driver of climate change since pre-industrial times, and
All In: Spirit, Truth and the Journey Towards Reconciliation
Reconciliation Action Plan Facilitator and artist, Cassandra Gibbs responds to Reconciliation Week in Australia, happening from 27th May – 3rd June. The theme for the
From Nicaragua to Ireland: Fairtrade Coffee and Global Solidarity
Fátima Ismael of Soppexcca, Cathal Murphy from Bewley’s and Fairtrade practitioner Kieran Durnien discuss 20 years of Fairtrade coffee solidarity linking Nicaragua and Ireland.