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OPEN LETTER TO THE PEOPLE OF IRELAND: Why don’t we know more about Ireland’s €2.4 Billion Military Exports?

OPEN LETTER TO THE PEOPLE OF IRELAND: Why don’t we know more about Ireland’s €2.4 Billion Military Exports?

If like me you are devastated by the proliferation of wars around the world and specifically the genocide of the people of Gaza, I believe it is essential that we look at our own role as a country. I have been extremely alarmed to learn of our growing military exports and believe we should have the right to know what is being produced in Ireland, by whom and where it is going.

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Brilliant Ballybunion Open Night (Booked Out)

Brilliant Ballybunion Open Night (Booked Out)

Brillliant Ballybunion is hosting an open night for people who are interested in being creative, growing food and protecting nature Brilliant Ballybunion is an exciting new Creative Climate Action project, supporting the  local community to creatively explore the...

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The Power of Creativity in Challenging Times

The Power of Creativity in Challenging Times

I hope this Winter newsletter inspires hope, peace and creative action with lots of links to free films, interviews and podcasts which I hope will be useful resources for you in your life and work. I am very grateful for the amazing opportunities this year, to connect...

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How We Change The World

How We Change The World

How We Change The World, is.a weekly podcast by Deborah Rohan Schleuter designed to instill hope, encourage action, and celebrate progress in the realms of climate change, poverty, health, governance, social justice, education, animal welfare, conservation, and other...

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Dublin Book Festival: The Naturalist’s Bookshelf

Dublin Book Festival: The Naturalist’s Bookshelf

RTE Culture File records for broadcast, four nature writers as they discuss how we can better resolve the complicated promises of wild nature. This event takes part as part of the Dublin Book Festival at the National Botanical Gardens at 2pm on Sunday 12th November....

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The Sandwich Story at Bookville

The Sandwich Story at Bookville

Lisa Fingleton is an artist, filmmaker, writer and grower who was inspired by a BLT sandwich to illustrate the journey of one sandwich and all its ingredients, uncovering some surprising discoveries along the way.

Lisa uses drawing as a tool to understand the world around her and to explore solutions for big challenges such as climate change and biodiversity loss. Her work invites us to imagine the possibilities and potential for the world we want to see. The Sandwich Story cleverly illustrates the impact mass food production has on our environment and makes us think about the humble sandwich and its journey with every bite.

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Creativity In A Changing Climate

Creativity In A Changing Climate

Oide Creativity, in collaboration with Kilkenny County Council Arts Office and artivist (artist and activist) Lisa Fingleton, presents a one-day elective workshop open to teachers at all levels and from all subject disciplines as well as TAP artists: This workshop...

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