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Gaza Fishers: An illustrated story by Omar Khouri
As the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food presented his report last year he included illustrated graphic reports by artist Omar Khouri. We share the first of these reports as part of World Food Day 2025, which illustrates the Israeli attacks against Palestinian food sovereignty in Gaza through the story of the Gaza fishers.
Understanding and Exploring Famine in Ireland and Beyond
This learning unit has been developed to support teachers and students in exploring famine in the context of Irish history and beyond
Deniers, Delayers and Regulators, Oh My! Who’s involved in greenwashing?
Who is responsible and who is to blame for practices that can only amount to being called greenwashing? A teachers’ guide by Rachel Elizabeth Kendrick
A teachers’ guide to Greenwashing
A guidebook to support teachers and students in learning about greenwashing as a barrier to sustainable development.
Youth Rising: India’s Vote, India’s Future
Trishla Haryani looks at the 2024 Indian election and the critical role of young people’s vote in shaping it’s political landscape.
Under the Gavel: Are International Courts and Bodies Working?
Daniel McWilliams looks at how the ICC and the ICJ function and any challenges and criticisms faced by them and other international bodies.
30 smeach chárta ar líne: Bia, cothú agus an domhan
‘Foods’ stands for diversity, nutrition, affordability, and safety. A greater diversity of nutritious foods should be available in our fields, in our markets, and on our tables, for the benefit of all.
Extra-curricular Opportunities at Post-Primary Level
Fancy organising a workshop? Many NGOs have members of staff who do outreach and education visits to schools as part of their education programmes.
The aftermath of an earthquake: An educator’s guide
Teaching young people about natural disasters like earthquakes can be challenging, but it is important that they understand why they happen, and the progress humanity has made in limiting their damaging effects.
What the Fact: Is the United Kingdom descending into ‘mob rule’?
Amidst protests being attended by tens of thousands of people in the UK in recent months, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak claimed that there is a growing consensus that mob rule is replacing democratic rule. A fact check by Kai Evans.
Are lithium batteries the magic wand for the world’s woes?
Elon Musk tweeted that ‘Lithium batteries are the new oil’ as an essential energy source of a cleaner, greener future. Is he right? A fact check by Kai Evans
Decolonise engineering
How do we remove the legacies of colonialism from engineering? Engineer Adedotun Adekeye explores this question in a new two-part series.
Blog Posts
From Nicaragua to Ireland: Fairtrade Coffee and Global Solidarity
Your voice matters – 2026 user survey open
Calling Post Primary Teachers – Survey Participation Request
Webinar: Science for development on World Food Day
Student & teacher webinar: Food, hunger and SDG 2
Beth Doherty: Youth Activism and the Climate Crisis
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