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Whose Planet? The Climate Justice Podcast
Whose planet? The climate justice podcast addresses a crucial aspect of the climate crisis in each episode. The podcast by the
Where are Dublin’s data centres?
With support from the European Artificial Intelligence & Society Fund, TASC is leading ACCORD: Western Dublin – a two-year initiative examining
Climate Justice: Hope, Resilience, and the Fight for a Sustainable Future
Climate Justice: Hope, Resilience, and the Fight for a Sustainable Future explores the urgent need for climate justice through finding solutions
Energy for Who?
This is a Friends of the Earth resource on data centres for climate justice campaigners.
Fueling Injustice: Ireland’s Fossil Fuel Problem & the case for a fair, funded global phase out
The climate crisis represents a widespread denial of rights in vulnerable communities, and a failure by wealthy countries and corporations to
First Nations Education – Background Paper
This resource explores education, particularly in the context of First Nations histories and worldviews What is the relationship between First Nations
Turning idle textbooks into learning gains in fragile states
This article explores a study conducted in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), focusing on whether allowing students to take
Misinformation: Six Thinking Hats
This step-by-step activity from Global Action Plan aims to explore examples of misinformation from numerous perspectives, with clear connections to Junior
Anuja
Anuja is a deeply moving short film that sheds light on the lives of two orphaned sisters, Anuja and Palak, who
Teaching about Africa: Where to start?
The “Tips on Teaching Africa” webpage from Boston University’s African Studies Center offers practical guidance for educators on how to teach
