Research Projects
ISS21 currently hosts/co-hosts the following projects & fellowships:
National Funded Research Projects |
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CARERENGAGE - Centering & Embedding Family Carers in the Co-Production of Carer Research, Supports & Policy |
AAPRI - Agency and Ageing in Place in Rural Ireland |
MusConYP - Music Consumption and Young People’s Negotiation of Space in Direct Provision: An A/r/tographic Inquiry |
EMBRACE - Exploring Mobility: Borders Refugees & Challenging Exclusion |
PEACH - Physical, Emotional, Active, Cognitive Health Project |
Guidance for Public Bodies on Providing Access for Deaf Irish Sign Language Users |
Socioeconomic Impact of Cork Northwest Regenerarion Programme |
Building Transnational Research Synergies: Participatory Governance for Inclusive Societies |
Access, Participation, Achievement & Progression in FET |
Inclusive Volunteering: Exploring Migrant Participation in Volunteerism in Ireland (starts January 2021) |
Reconstituting the Irish Family (RIFNET) (starts 2021) |
European Research Projects |
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IMMERSE - Integration Mapping of Refugee and Migrant Children in Schools and other Experiential Environments in Europe |
PositivMasc - Masculinities and violence against women among young people: identifying discourses and developing strategies for change |
RRING - Responsible Research and Innovation Networked Globally |
EC Marie Skłodowska-Curie (MSCA) Individual Fellowships |
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GendeResearchIreland - Exploring gender equality in Irish higher education: Qualitative case-study research into the response to, and process of, Athena SWAN |
MSCA Innovative Training Networks (ITN) |
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P4PLAY - People, Place, Policy and Practice for Play |
Internally-funded Projects |
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Leaving No One Behind: Developing an All-Ireland Integrated Health and Social Care Service for All in a Post-Brexit Era (2019-2020). Funded by the UCC CACSSS Interdisciplinary Research Fund. |
School Food Policy in Ireland: Opportunities and Challenges (2019-2020). School Food Policy in Ireland: opportunities and challenges (2019-2020). Funded by the CACSSS Interdisciplinary Research Fund. |
There are a number of benefits to linking a project to ISS21, including support with project applications. For detailed information on what is involved in affiliating a project to ISS21, please go to: ISS21 Projects Policy