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What Netflix’s Sex Education can teach us about Ireland’s RSE programme
Written by: Ruby Cooney
While there has been recent progress in Ireland, Ruby outlines how we can learn from Netflix' Sex Education in developing a programme.
A young climate activist reflects on COP26
Written by: Anjelica Foley
What happened at the climate change conference in Glasgow earlier this month and will it make any difference?
Three simple ways to make your clothes last
Written by: Aofe Dunne
Aoife details some of the ways she cares for her clothes to make sure they last as long as possible.
My tactics for identifying greenwashing
Written by: Amy O'Brien
While greenwashing has been around for decades, it is becoming increasingly harder to identify.
Is enough being done to make slow fashion inclusive?
Written by: Aoife Dunne
There have been recent triumphs for inclusivity in the fashion industry but are we seeing the impact in sustainability circles?
A starter’s guide to your capsule wardrobe
Written by: Ciara Mannion
Less is more when it comes to making your wardrobe sustainable, here's how to keep it interesting.
Here’s what happened when I kept a mindfulness journal
Written by: Weronika Alchimionek
Weronika has found journalling to be a really effective tool in her mindfulness journey.
How I built a mindfulness practice over lockdown
Written by: Keara Caul
Following a break-up, Keara turned to mindfulness and has not looked back.
Why it’s okay if mindfulness meditation doesn’t work for you
Written by: Amy O'Brien
While meditation can help people to feel present, a study has found it might not be for everyone.
My experience of mindfulness that focuses on the heart
Written by: Bhargavi Magadi
Heartfulness is a practice that focuses on the heart and is a daily part of Bhargavi's life.
What it’s like to be intersex
Written by: Intersex Ireland
To mark Intersex Day of Solidarity, we have partnered with Intersex Ireland to share what it's like to be intersex.
My experience of an eating disorder and internalised fatphobia
Written by: Anonymous
Through support and education this young person was able to cope with and challenge critical thoughts for having fat otherwise known as internalise...