The National Women’s Council of Ireland launched a new website yesterday and it was really lovely to be asked to do the launching at a function in Dublin. It’s a important development for the organisation with the site becoming the main source of information on their work and giving a profile for their many member organisations and […]
Entries Tagged as 'Feminism'
Promoting Women’s Equality in Ireland – NWCI
October 20th, 2009 · Comments Off on Promoting Women’s Equality in Ireland – NWCI · Blogging, Equality, Feminism
Learning about Reproductive Justice
October 8th, 2009 · Comments Off on Learning about Reproductive Justice · Disability, Equality, Feminism
The Irish Family Planning Association and the Women’s Studies Centre, UCD School of Social Justice will host a conference on ‘Building the Reproductive Justice Movement’ on October 16th next at 2pm in the Morrison Hotel. The keynote speakers will be Loretta Ross, SisterSong, USA and Dr Ruth Fletcher, Keele University. A panel discussion chaired by […]
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Cervical Cancer Vaccine Vigil tonight
December 10th, 2008 · 3 Comments · Feminism, Irish Politics, Recession
Redmum has been busy organising this (doing amazing things with Facebook!) and I’ll be there tonight. Please spread the word and go to a vigil for a Cervical Cancer Vaccine in Dublin or Cork if you can.
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Apartheid, class, civil partnerships and marriage
October 20th, 2008 · 12 Comments · Feminism, Marriage Equality, Same Sex Partnerships
It’s not the first time I have heard this. And it’s probably futile to think that this might be the last time. However it is a discussion worth having. THE GOVERNMENT’S Civil Partnership Bill was compared to past segregationist policies in South Africa at the annual Turas na mBan gathering held in Westport, Co Mayo […]
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Here come the women*
September 15th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Blogging, Feminism, Irish Blog Awards
Do you remember the days in the Irish Blogosphere when people wondered why there weren’t more women blogging in Ireland or if there was even a need to encourage more women to blog. We had the discussions about women and why they blog or don’t blog. And there were also the times when the men […]
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