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Earth Overshoot Day and Our Right to a Healthy Environment
Meet Treasa Cadogan, United Nations Youth Delegate for Ireland
Niamh chats with Treasa Cadogan, United Nations Youth Delegate for Ireland for 2021-22. Treasa shares what led her to her current role, her experience as a young changemaker, and how other young people can get more active on what they care about.
Meet Diandra Ní Bhuachalla, United Nations Youth Delegate for Ireland
Patricia Gonzáles chats with Diandra Ní Bhuachalla, United Nations Youth Delegate for Ireland for 2021-22. Diandra shares what led her to her current role, her journey as a young changemaker, and how other young people can get more active on what they care about.
Hidden in Plain Sight: The Covert Conflict of Interdependence
STAND News’ Brianna Walsh shares a thoughtful and informed reflection on the role of implicit bias and historical context on perceptions of refugees and asylum seekers in Ireland and the EU.
2021 Politics Roundup: The biggest stories in US politics
2021 was a mesmerising and consequential year in US politics. Business & Politics editor Sean Creagh sums up the biggest stories
US Foreign Policy Shift Cuts Out EU Perspective
Charlotte Waldron takes a look at the US-EU relationship and how recent shifts in US foreign policy could impact the EU’s global standing.
Inside COP26: USI’s Caoimhe O’Carroll Heads to Glasgow
USI’s Caoimhe O’Carroll shares insights as she prepares to join world leaders, activists, and more at the United Nations’ Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, Scotland.
Berlin Housing Referendum: How Did it Happen and What’s Next?
A non-binding referendum on housing policy in Berlin signals a shift in public sentiment away from market-based solutions to market-created problems
Questions on housing: What does art have to do with housing and cities?
As we analyse the Government’s recent plan to address the housing crisis, this three part series aims to consider what questions are worth asking ourselves surrounding housing, and why.
Questions on housing: Could we be the “architects” of affordable housing?
As we analyse the Government’s recent plan to address the housing crisis, this three part series aims to consider what questions are worth asking ourselves surrounding housing, and why.