| 18 Sep 2025 |
Informing Decision-making with HIA Evidence: Theory and Reality |
Seminar on Health Impact Assessment (HIA) with presenter Ben Cave, hosted by the School of Public Health and the ISS21 SHAPE Research Cluster. |
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The Hub, Dora Allman Room & online (hybrid event) |
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| 12 Sep 2025 |
Rethinking Research Sharing Practices: Ageing, Reclaiming the Personal and Artificial Intelligence |
This symposium will explore the shift towards greater public engagement in research, and the implications of sharing scientific methods and tools as well as results. |
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O'Rahilly Building, CACSSS Seminar Room |
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| 19 Sep 2025 |
Disability & Mental Health Cluster - Research Sharing Event |
Meet and greet event for colleagues with research interests in the fields of disability and mental health. All welcome - whether you are an existing cluster member or would like to find out more about the cluster and share your research. |
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O'Rahilly Building, CACSSS Seminar Room, ORB G27 |
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| 15 Oct 2025 |
Global & Comparative Perspectives on Gender-Based Violence
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Grounded in UCC’s and ISS21’s commitment to interdisciplinary research and collaboration across campus, this symposium brings together a multidisciplinary group of scholars from UCC and beyond who have worked on questions of femicide and GBV more broadly using different methodological and theoretical perspectives from history, cultural studies including literature, theatre, translation studies, art and other creative practices, philosophy, social sciences, and the law. |
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The Hub, Dora Allman Room |
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| 24 Sep 2025 |
From Lived Experience to Collective Shared Wisdom: Positioning experiential knowledge in third level teaching and practice. |
In this presentation, Sinead Pierce will explore the role of experiential knowledge in mental health peer work and third level education, with a focus on the lived experience perspective. |
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O'Rahilly Building, CACSSS Seminar Room |
/en/iss21/sign_up/from-lived-experience-to-collective-shared-wisdom.html |
| 20 Oct 2025 |
Public Health and Its Enemies: The Threat of the Far-Right |
Seminar hosted by the ISS21 SHAPE cluster on the threat to public health posed by the ideology of the Far-Right, with Professor Vittorio Bufacchi. |
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O'Rahilly Building, CACSSS Seminar Room |
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| 21 Oct 2025 |
Fostering text comprehension as a way to make learning and thinking visible |
The ISS21 Children and Young People Research Cluster and UCC Futures - Children invite you to a seminar:
Fostering text comprehension as a way to make learning and thinking visible
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O'Rahilly Building, 156 |
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| 28 Nov 2025 |
Pedagogical Praxis as a Site of Struggle Against Neoliberal Fascisms |
Hosted by the ISS21 REACT Research Cluster, this cross-disciplinary gathering invites us to reimagine education as a site of resistance and transformation. |
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The Hub, Shtepps |
/en/iss21/sign_up/pedagogical-praxis-as-a-site-of-struggle-against-neoliberal-fascisms.html |
| 6 Nov 2025 |
Getting Going with Health Impact Assessment |
The TRANSLATE-HIA project is holding a "Getting Going with Health Impact Assessment" event on Thursday November 6th in University College Cork. This event brings together practitioners and experts with individuals and groups keen to learn more about how to carry out Health impact Assessments (HIA) in Ireland. |
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The Hub, Dora Allman Room |
/en/iss21/sign_up/getting-going-with-health-impact-assessment.html |
| 28 Oct 2025 |
"Make America Healthy Again!" Biopolitics, Geopolitics and Ideals of Recovery in the Second Trump Regime |
A talk by Prof Elizabeth Bernstein, Barnard College, Columbia University. This event is a collaboration between the Radical Humanities Lab, the Women’s Studies Unit and the ISS21 Gender, Sexualities and Families Research Cluster. |
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O'Rahilly Building, CACSSS Seminar Room |
/en/iss21/sign_up/make-america-healthy-again.html |
