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Pictured left to right: Dr Gillian McNaull, Co-Director of the Ulster Prison Project and Ulster University; Dr Katharina Swirak, UCC; Edel Cunningham, Cork ETB Education Unit, Cork Prison; Professor Maggie O'Neill, UCC; and Professor Paul McSweeney, UCC Vice-President for Learning and Teaching.

Ireland’s first all-island prison education toolkit launched

University College Cork, Cork Prison, Queen’s University Belfast and Hydebank Wood Secure College launch prison education toolkit to break barriers across higher education and justice systems. The toolkit aims to challenge stigma associated with the criminal justice system while promoting more inclusive pathways to education, learning and social justice. Lived experience of criminal justice and injustice is central to the toolkit, ensuring perspectives that have historically been excluded from policy, practice and public discourse are valued.

Researchers mark the launch of the Future Humanities Institute. Image: Marcin Lewandowski

UCC launches Future Humanities Institute

Future Humanities Institute to address the human dimensions of today’s most urgent global challenges. New institute to drive collaboration across arts, culture, social sciences, environmental sciences and technology. Humanities-led research aims to shape policy and support a more equitable and sustainable future.

Pictured left to right: Dr Gemma Campion; Professor Nicola Ingram; Anne Burke, Chairperson of Cork Traveller Education Unit; Senator Eileen Flynn; Dr Aoife Neary and Ann-Marie Rogan.

New research highlights Irish Traveller experiences of racialised inequalities in education

Urgent action is needed to address persistent barriers facing Traveller students in Irish schools, a new report finds. Discrimination, exclusion and inequalities remain embedded within the education system in Ireland. The report makes recommendations for policy-makers, schools and the wider education system to tackle barriers faced by Irish Travellers.

New exhibition explores the story behind the printing of the 1916 Proclamation

A new exhibition at University College Cork (UCC) shines a light on the story behind one of Ireland’s most iconic documents, focusing not on its words, but on the people who made its existence possible.

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