Creative public workshop. 

The workshop will encourage engagement with research questions relating to Anti-discrimination rights in relation to post-colonial identities in Northern Ireland and Ukraine. 

On-line panel, 24^th April 2024, 3.00-4.30pm GMT

This hybrid seminar, 'The Pandemic as a Litmus Test for EU Anti-Discrimination Law - Debating Change' will be held at 16:15, Thursday 14th March, 2024.

Location: North Wing Council Room, Main Campus, Cork and online via MS Teams

This seminar will take place on 6 February 2024 from 3  to 5 pm at the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission, Dublin. 

To learn more about Work Package 3 click here. 

Experiencing Sports Broadcasts without Borders - Dr Seán Ó Conaill and Dr Robert Butler

This academic seminar is dedicated to exploring  EU law & politics in the EU new Western and Eastern neighbourhood, focusing on Northern Ireland for the UK and Ukraine. Speakers include Dr Anthony Soares (CCBS & QUB, Northern Ireland) and Dr Oksana Holovka-Havrvsheva (University of Lviv, Ukraine). For this hybrid event you can register in person (here) or online only (here) 

The European Citizens' Initiative is to empower direct democracy. Yet the ECI on the Unconditional Basic Income failed. Why? 

Speakers: Dr Sergiu Gherghina (University of Glasgow), Dr Anastasia Karatzia (University of Essex) and Dr Ulrich Schachtschneider (UBIE Germany); Discussants: Dr Theresa Reidy, Prof Dagmar Schiek (both UCC) HYBRID EVENT - click here for in person and here for online registration

This event will look at whether it is possible to theorise the role of rights in EU foreign policy, thus contributing, from a legal perspective, to political science literature. It will focus on non-EU countries outside the European Neighbourhood Policy. 

The Covid19 crisis and the response of the European Union institutions raises serious questions about free movement, the Schengen area of internal movement, the role of Union law and institutions in the management of crisis and the robustness of Union citizenship. The seminar will address these questions, including the broader role of Union citizenship in times of crisis.  Speakers include Professor Daniel Thym, University of Konstanz, Dr Nathan Cambien, University of Antwerp and Professor Dora Kostakopoulou, KU Leuven. 

Thursday 19 January, 2023 at 4pm-6pm (GMT). 

Join us on Friday 18th November 2022 for this on-line Seminar 'The EU's Geopolitical Autonomy and Citizens' Rights'. This seminar will examine the European Union’s role in global rights issue in the context of the rapidly shifting international political environment of the 2020s. 

Creative Public Workshop

The Glucksman Gallery, Friday 26th June 10am -12noon 

The Final Event of our project - the launch of a new commision for the UCC Art Collection in the presence of artist Claire Halpin will take place on Friday 18th October at 5pm in the Glucksman.  

To learn more about Work Packge 5, click here.