This survey seeks to better understand the Irish schooling system through your personal experience. It contains questions about bullying, slurs, discrimination, coming out, mental health, and academic performance. If any of these topics are a point of distress for you, please bear this in mind before, during, and after completing this survey. If you would…
Transgender Equality Network (TENI) seeks to improve conditions and advance the rights and equality of trans people and their families. They are currently running a campaign with Uniniversity of Limerick called Call it Out The objective of this campaign is to address and tackle the harm caused by homophobia, transphobia and biphobia and is based…
Youth Week is taking place from 11th May – 18th May, providing an opportunity for young people to express their ideas and views on how ‘Youth Work Works’ for them. Young people have been busy over the last few weeks working together on ‘Pieces of the Puzzle’ activity. This is a simple artistic activity that consists…
The National Youth Council of Ireland, together with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, are delighted to announce the call for applications for the United Nations Youth Delegate Programme for Ireland 2019 – 2020 which will support two young people (one male and one female) aged between 18-25 years (on June 8th 2019) to join Ireland’s…
On the 24th of May 2019 people all across Europe will have the chance to make their voice heard. Hundreds of millions of people in twenty-seven countries will vote on the makeup of the European Parliament . Most importantly, when going to the polling station in Ireland, it’s important to remember we’re not only voting…
Today, the 20th of March 2019 is the International Day of Happiness and whilst it doesn’t grant you a day off work or a break from your everyday responsibilities, You can also have a think on what others have to say about happiness and hopefully you will have a happy day too….. “Happiness is when what you…
