Category: equality
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When did pharmacy become a female-centric profession?
In the last century, community pharmacy has undergone a transformation. Technology advancements and structural changes allowed pharmacy to move from an industry once dominated by independent pharmacies to larger, retail chains across the country. This allowed pharmacy as a career to become more…
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Why is Racism in Ireland Underreported?
There were 530 reports of racial incidents in Ireland in 2019, according to annual reports of racism in Ireland, researched by the Irish Network Against Racism (INAR). The annual report indicates that the numbers have continuously risen since the beginning of 2019.
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The rise of Skateboarding Culture in Dublin
Skateboarding in Dublin is on the rise, we spoke with a young skater on his opinions on skating culture in Dublin, what got him into the sport and the community as a whole.
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Movember helps MENtal and Physical Health
Already halfway through the month, Shay Galon reports on how social media allows Movember to spearhead the change of masculinity for the better.
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The Wonder Women Club Wicklow – the importance of supporting women
Julia Brennan reports on a group of ladies proudly known as The Wonder Women who band together to chat about security in Ireland for women.
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Lost in the Sy-Stem
Jessica Viola investigates the gender gap relating to girls studying science and maths at Leaving Cert level
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Watch: Sport and COVID-19 – Disability activist Oisin Putt on life without wheelchair basketball and the influence of his coach
We decided to spend some time with the Ballybrack Bulls – Loughlinstown’s wheelchair basketball team, speaking to coach Mark Barry and 17-year-old player and disability activist Oisin Putt.
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‘The stark reality is that Irish Travellers are one of the most vulnerable groups in this crisis’
Prominent members of the Irish Traveller community have referenced the stark health inequalities in light of Covid-19
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‘When we ignore the experiences of women, we do so at an enormous cost’ – The link between care and gender inequality
Altering Article 41.2 of the Irish Constitution is a crucial opportunity for women, according to The National Women’s Council of Ireland
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‘I don’t want to stay here anymore’ – Prince Singh opens up about the reality of violence towards international students
After a barbaric assault, one international student has called on Ireland to ensure the safety of students from all over the world
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