Ep. 66: How to talk about race with Dr Ebun Joseph
As policies on EDI are rolled out in higher education institutes, increased efforts are being made to diversify and decolonise a wide range of curricula across the sector. With thanks to SATLE funding (Strategic Alignment of Teaching and Learning Enhancement) from the National Forum, Dr Ebun Joseph…
Breaking barriers: the power of black Irish women's stories
Ahead of her new book launch, Dr. Ebun Joseph joins Anton to discuss her latest work, which shines a light on the experiences of black Irish women. As the founder of the Institute of Antiracism & Black Studies in Dublin, Dr. Joseph has been a pivotal figure in promoting racial equity. Her book, 'Eq…
Being a Global Citizen, & Utilising Art - Shauna Harris
Shauna Harris is an actor, poet, and global citizen education officer. She also has a keen interest in researching Black studies and having an intersectional approach to her activism, especially towards people who have been racialised. You can stay up to date with all her life bits on Instagram @sh…
Why there is a need for anti-racism education in Ireland
A recent study, commissioned by the Policing Authority entitled Still Not Heard, Still Not Safe, reveals that people of African descent, and Brazilians, in Ireland continue to experience racial profiling and discriminatory policing and have a deep lack of trust in An Garda Siochana.
The findings ar…
The Corrymeela Podcast, Season 3, Compilation 1
We return to interviews from earlier seasons to hear guests' insights on the pasts, presents, and futures of Britain and Ireland. Featured in this episode are Mary McAleese, Claire Mitchell, Gail McConnell, and Ebun Joseph.
As always, you can download a full transcript and discussion questions her…
Dr Ebun Joseph: Empower society to end racism
In this conversation, the Government's Special Rapporteur on Racism and Race Equality Dr. Ebun Joseph discusses the increasing prevalence of racism in Ireland, highlighting the shift from individual acts of racism to systemic issues rooted in government policies and societal attitudes. She emphasiz…
E13: Joy Riders and Ebun Joseph
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As more lives are lost and Gardai seem powerless to intercept joy-riders, John and Sarah ask: Is Ireland lawless? Also, Ebun Joseph's war on the Irish Language, Alison Chawke's good fortune, Jason Arday's Death, and political inaction on Friedreich's Ataxia.00:00 Introduction an…
E19: Ireland's kids hate it here
www.johnandsarah.ieThis week: Ireland's young people hate life in Ireland, objecting to housing shortages, joblessness, and lots more. We discuss in depth. Also: Ebun Joseph fixes your school; Nick Delehanty closes his business; Holly Cairns gets maternity leave for some reason, and have you heard …
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