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Run the Women’s Mini Marathon for Cystic Fibrosis IrelandThe Vhi Women’s Mini Marathon takes place on Sunday 2 June in Dublin. Happening on a Sunday, rather than the Bank Holiday Monday as previously, we at Cystic Fibrosis Ireland are hoping that this year will see even more women take part for our charity.
What is the case against mixed-gender schools?Last year was a historic one for women’s rights in Ireland. It was the 100th anniversary of the achievement of women’s suffrage and the election of the first female MP, Constance Markievicz from Sligo. We also saw movement on the Gender Pay Gap legislation and, crucially, the repeal the infamous Eighth Amendment was achieved before the summer.
The Integration Question with Princess Pamela Toyin: African women tell their own business success storiesVantage Dymensions, a leadership and people development organisation, recently organised a workshop aimed at creating and promoting economic opportunities for women entrepreneurs in Ireland.
‘Nothing about us without us’Twenty years is a long time in anyone’s book. In the more than twenty years, on and off, that I have been involved in asylum rights and minority issues, landmark reports have come and gone, heralded with enthusiastic fanfares and promises of levelling playing fields, opening up access, improving legislation, a whole plethora of initiatives purporting to improve lives and access to everything good in our society, for Travellers, racialised minorities, migrant women — the list goes on.
Silver microphone radio play on lives Muslim girls in IrelandAn RTÉ radio drama inspired by real life events in the lives of young Irish Muslim women has won a silver microphone in the prestigious New York Festivals Radio Awards for 2018.
Tales of a Domestic Worker: What control do I have?Taking part in Building Better Futures – entrepreneurship training for migrant women facilitated by the Migrant Rights Centre Ireland in collaboration with the DCU Ryan Academy – has enabled me to meet over 20 wonderful entrepreneurs whose calibre I could not have imagined existed in the migrant population, let alone among women migrants in Ireland. It is really humbling to be part of and to witness.
Warning over HIV stigma as man found guilty of infecting former partnersA man of African descent has been found guilty of intentionally transmitting HIV to two former partners. In the first case of this type in Ireland, the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard from the State that the man knew of his diagnosis when he infected the women and that this amounted to serious harm.