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Youth Awards mark ‘a great day for young people’The Richmond Education and Event Centre in Dublin’s Smithfield district recently hosted the Social Innovation Fund Ireland’s (Sifi) 2018 Youth Awards to recognise the most innovative education and mental health-related projects from across the country.
For African parents, education is paramountWhether for the Leaving Cert or Junior Cert, exam results determine the next stage in life for our young people. They represent a bridge from the youth to the adult world.
Sport is generating solidarity for SyriaThe 2018 Eid World Cup took place recently on the grounds of the Law Society in Dublin. This very popular two-day event, now in the fifth edition, is organised annually by the male and female youth leaders of Sport Against Racism Ireland (Sari).
Hate crime report ‘shows Ireland is far behind Europe in protecting minorities’Sinn Féin’s spokesperson for the arts, youth affairs and LGBT rights has welcomed a new report that highlights how the State is falling behind Europe in protecting vulnerable communities from hate crime.
South African sporting legend inspires Mosney soccer youthsAlbert Johanneson FC, a soccer team formed by residents at the Mosney direct provision centre, was named in honour of the first black South African player to line out for Leeds United FC.
Nigeria recognises its younger generation in IrelandIreland’s Nigerian youths and their talents were celebrated at a special event in Dublin hosted by the Nigerian Embassy recently.