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What’s the deal with sex education in Ireland?
Written by Anjelica Foley
Anjelica discusses the impact of having no standardised inclusive relationships and sex education for young people in Ireland.
Is the sex you’re having performative?
Written by Grace
Here's how Grace tackled performative sex – the act of engaging in sexual behaviour for the benefit of a partner with little to no connection with ...
My goal this year is compassion
Written by Amy O'Brien
Amy writes about how her goal of self-compassion and radical acceptance can help in cultivating love and empathy for others.
Uncovering my ace identity
Written by Ross Boyd
Ross is among the 1% of the population who identify as asexual meaning they have limited or no sexual attraction.
‘I’d love to see an overhaul of Operation Transformation’: Podcast exploring fatphobia in Ireland released
Written by spunout
Action panel member Ciara Casey hosts an insightful discussion on experiences of fatshaming in Ireland.
The change of restrictions has brought up unexpected emotions
Written by Craig Doyle
The initial easing of restrictions brought about feelings of sadness for Craig who had adapted to life as a teenager in lockdown.
My experience at COP26
Written by Amy O'Brien
Amy details her first hand experience at the UN Climate Change conference in Glasgow.
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?