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Climate Change, Extractivism and Colonialism: Facilitators and Learners’ Handbook
Year: 2022 | Published by: Friends of the Earth IrelandThis handbook aims to provide a framework for a process of co-(un)learning by exploring colonisation, colonialism and racialisation, and linking …
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Not Business as Usual: Exploring Global Justice in the Business Studies Curriculum (Junior Cycle)
Year: 2019 | Published by: Financial Justice IrelandNot Business as Usual is designed to support Junior Cycle Business Studies teachers in exploring global justice topics using active learning …
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Working for a better life: A junior cycle Civic, Social and Political Education (CSPE) unit exploring human rights and development
Year: 2016 | Published by: A Partnership with Africa (APA), CDETB Curriculum Development UnitDespite some positive developments in the portrayal of people living in poverty in developing world contexts, e.g., Dochas Code of …
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Redistributing Care Work for Gender Equality and Justice – a training curriculum
Year: 2013 | Published by: Action Aid, Institute of Development Studies (IDS), Oxfam GBThis training curriculum is divided into five modues:Care work and the economyThe care work contextCare work and the human rights …
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Things Fall Apart
Year: 1958 | Published by: William Heinemann Ltd.CHINUA ACHEBE’s “Things Fall Apart” is Africa’s best known work of literature and is accepted as the first great post-colonial …