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The Annual Making Time National Debate 2015

by globalhealth on May 20, 2015 in Homepage recent posts, Irish News and Feeds, News, Past Events, Recurring events, Student Outreach Group, Students Corner

Making Time Debate 3rd Annual Final, Galway #MakingTimeDebate2015 This year on the 25th March the 3rd Annual Making Time National Debate (MTD) was held at NUI Galway. This year the … Continue reading "The Annual Making Time National Debate...

Ending Ireland’s Apathy to Climate Change

by globalhealth on May 18, 2015 in Events, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, Irish News and Feeds, Key Correspondent Articles, Key Correspondent News, Past Events, Student Outreach Group

GLOBAL HEALTH WRITES Citizen Journalist: Colm Duffy As we approach 2050, the world has significant challenges that need to be tackled to ensure food and environmental security. With the global … Continue reading "Ending Ireland’s Apathy to Climate...

Professor Robert Chambers Nutrition and WASH Event Tuesday 19th May

by globalhealth on May 12, 2015 in Events, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, Irish News and Feeds, Past Events

Co-hosted by Irish Aid, and continuing our work together with the Development Studies Association of Ireland (DSA Ireland), we are pleased to announce that a special half-day seminar will be … Continue reading "Professor Robert Chambers Nutrition and WASH Event Tuesday 19th...

Creating demand for an ap-peel-ing shift in global trade economies

by globalhealth on Apr 22, 2015 in Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, Key Correspondent Articles, Key Correspondent News, Past Events

Today as we mark the 45th Earth Day, we are reminded of the power of all small ‘acts of green’, from local to global contributions that we as global citizens … Continue reading "Creating demand for an ap-peel-ing shift in global trade...

International Women’s Day 2015: The Continued Struggle for Reproductive Rights in Ireland

by globalhealth on Mar 5, 2015 in Events, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, Key Correspondent Articles, Key Correspondent News, Past Events

GLOBAL HEALTH WRITES Citizen Journalist: Joanna Orr Women, present and past, march in solidarity to celebrate (Inter) National Women’s Day. International Women’s Day is celebrated on the 8th … Continue reading "International Women’s Day 2015: The Continued Struggle for Reproductive Rights in...

Resolving the Contradictions of Growth and Capabilities: A rights-based approach to health

by globalhealth on Feb 16, 2015 in Education, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, Irish News and Feeds, Key Correspondent Articles, Key Correspondent News, News, Past Events, Policy, Research, Resources

GLOBAL HEALTH WRITES Citizen Journalist: Bianca van Bavel Applying a human rights approach often calls into question a series of contradictions; particularly when it is introduced by the nation’s President … Continue reading "Resolving the Contradictions of Growth and Capabilities: A rights-based...

Ireland’s HPRA Stands to Engage Scientists of All Ages

by globalhealth on Jan 28, 2015 in Education, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, Key Correspondent Articles, Key Correspondent News, Multimedia, News, Opportunity, Past Events, Research

Global Health Writes Citizen Journalist: Richeal Nic An Ri Here in an energetic atmosphere and a full house of eager students, exhibitors and teachers from all over Ireland—yes, it is the BT … Continue reading "Ireland’s HPRA Stands to Engage Scientists of All...

Who has the responsibility: Ethical partnerships for students working overseas

by globalhealth on Nov 27, 2014 in Conference Materials, Education, Events, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, IFGH 2014 Conference, Key Correspondent News, Past Events, Policy, Student Outreach Group

IFGH Conference 2014 Student Workshop on Ethical Partnerships Key Correspondent: Anneliese Arno A special panel session on ‘Ethical Partnerships: A Student Focussed Discussion and Workshop’ was held at the IFGH … Continue reading "Who has the responsibility: Ethical partnerships for students working...