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Short Course: Sustainability – in my Community and in My World
Year: 2019 | Published by: Cork Educate Together Secondary School, North Wicklow Educate TogetherThis short course for Junior Cycle aims to develop creative, caring global citizens who are engaged in their local communities, …
Ag Gabháil don Oideachas Forbartha: Staidéar Gnó na Sraithe Sóisearaí
Year: 2017 | Published by: WorldWise Global SchoolsTá Staidéar Gnó na Sraithe Sóisearaí ar cheann de shraith acmhainní WorldWise a thacaíonn le múinteoirí i réimsí ábhair éagsúla …
SDG 12. Responsible Consumption and Production #SDGchallenge Info Pack
Year: 2018 | Published by: Development PerspectivesConcise digital ‘information pack’ that drives starter ideas for everyone to explore key issues and ideas behind each of the …
#BeyondTheClick: a teaching toolkit exploring Global Digital Citizenship
Year: 2018 | Published by: 80:20 Educating and Acting for a Better World#BeyondTheClick is a digital development education toolkit for educators that supports exploration of digital landscapes and tools (social media, digital …
Everyday Activism: such is the place where real change begins
Year: 2015 | Published by: Concern WorldwideFundamental change involves us all. Activism is a vital part of the agenda for eradicating hunger and absolute poverty, inequality …
Doing Development Education: Junior Cycle Business Studies
Year: 2016 | Published by: WorldWise Global SchoolsThis resource aims to support Business Studies teachers to teach through a global justice lens, a lens with great educational …
It’s time for a fashion revolution: White paper December 2015
Year: 2015 | Published by: Fashion Revolution‘From human rights abuses and poverty level wages to water, waste, energy, overconsumption and many other exploitative practices, the fashion …
Ethical Fashion Initiative (website)
Year: 2009 | Published by: International Trade CentreThe Ethical Fashion Initiative connects artisans from the developing world to the international value chain of fashion. In doing so, …
Challenging The Crisis: Survey on attitudes of young adults towards global development and social justice
Year: 2015 | Published by: Irish Development Education Association (IDEA)The EU member states have been badly affected by the 2008 economic crisis, with some countries finding it particularly challenging …
An economy for the 1% – How privilege and power in the economy drive extreme inequality and how this can be stopped
Year: 2016 | Published by: OxfamThis paper argues that ‘the fight against poverty will not be won until the inequality crisis is tackled.’ This paper …
Welcome to the London Arms Fair
Year: 2015 | Published by: Amnesty International UKSatirical advert on The London Arms Fair, which came to the ExCel centre in London in mid-September 2015. You’ll find …
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Food Waste
Year: 2015 | Published by: HBOThis video uses comedy to examine the scale and problems of food waste, poverty and the food industry in America …
Wealth: Having it all and wanting more
Year: 2015 | Published by: Oxfam GBThis Oxfam briefing paper on wealth is part of a series of papers written to inform public debate on development …
Smartphones and Sustainability
Year: 2013 | Published by: edeos-digital educationThis video explores the hidden costs of our high level consumption of mobile phones. In a short space of time …
The Worlds Largest Lesson
Year: 2015 | Published by: TES Global, UNICEFOn September 25th 2015, 193 world leaders committed to 17 Global Goals to achieve 3 extraordinary things in the next …
INK Talk: Arunachalam Muruganantham – The first man to wear a sanitary napkin
Year: 2012 | Published by: INKListen to the fascinating journey of social entrepreneur Arunachalam Murugananthama, a workshop helper – from being rejected by the same …
Glen, Gary & Ross – a film about land grabs
Year: 2011 | Published by: OxfamThis short film is based on Glengarry Glen Ross, the 1992 film where real-estate salesmen will do anything to make …
Wangari Maathai: Money Alone Won’t Help Africa
Year: 2009 | Published by: Fora TVNobel laureate Wangari Maathai, founder of the Kenyan Green Belt Movement argues that well-intentioned aid to Africa may have unexpected …