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How understanding self-harm helped me stop
Written by: Anonymous
This spunout contributor delves into realising different forms of self-harm, shedding light on unrecognised behaviours and the path to self-healing.
How I spoke about self-harm with my therapist
Written by: Rebecca O'Brien
TW // This piece discusses self-harm. Please look after yourself if you choose to read on. Our text support service details are listed below. If yo...
How the climate crisis is impacting people in the global south
Written by: Fatima Ismail
Speaking with a local from Sudan in North Africa, Fatima reveals how rising global temperatures unfairly affect the Global South.
Greenwashing, COP 28, and why we, as young people, are the answer
Written by: Peter O'Neill
Peter O'Neill dives into the world of greenwashing at COP 28, the climate conference, and how we can take action against it.
‘Our culture is not your costume’: avoiding cultural appropriation this Halloween
Written by: Hio Weng Angela Chu
Hio Weng Angela Chu discusses their experience with cultural appropriation in Halloween costumes and highlights the importance of cultural sensitiv...
Coping with the loss of my sibling to suicide through therapy
Written by: Sunny Klein
Sunny reflects on their journey through grief and healing amidst the storm of loss, finding solace through therapy
How I live with the grief of losing my best friend to suicide
Written by: Isabel Schulte-Austum
Having lost her best friend to suicide, Isabel recalls a journey of grief, forgiveness, and keeping memories alive with acceptance.
Dealing with the truth of my uncle’s death
Written by: Craig Doyle
Craig details how he navigates the grief of losing his uncle to suicide.
What losing my sister to suicide taught me about grief
Written by: Sunny Klein
Sunny recalls the silent struggles of suicide grief and how embracing shared journeys of healing helped.
Why reporting racism is a challenge in Irish schools
Written by: Bel Nabulele
Bel discusses the challenge of reporting racism in Irish schools and their experience of teachers with unconscious bias.
My leaving cert results did not define my path in life
Written by: Emie Collins
It took time, but Emie found her true path and thrived not letting her Leaving Cert results define her.
We need to truly nurture the potential of students in schools
Written by: Darragh Walsh
Darragh details how schools should nurture students' interests and draw out their individual potential for a more meaningful education.