Book Tour

Keep an eye out for upcoming tour stops – or contact us with suggestions or ideas for be-spoke events, CPD sessions and workshops.

Date

Location

Details

27 March 2019

 

National College of Art and Design (NCAD)

Thomas Street, Dublin

Change Labs 2019

Collaborative teaching as part of the professional masters on education (art teaching) with student group installations and a public exhibition at in the NCAD Gallery space.

 

 Previous Book Tour Events

 
26 Jan 2019

 

Aberdeen, Scotland

45 Victoria Street, AB10 1UX

Start the Change teacher training CPD series

For details, contact the Highland One World Global Learning Centre

5 Dec 2017

1.00-2.30pm

Dublin, Ireland

IDEA Offices, 6 Gardiner Row, Dubin 1

We’re all activists now! Conversation Circle series 2017

Following on from the Irish Development Education Association’s annual conference this year on Global Citizenship in a Time of Isolationism, the final conversation circle of 2017 will examine the opportunities and need for activism in the current climate. The conversation will be led by Tony Daly of 80:20 Educating and Acting for a Better World, with input from Tom Roche of Just Forests – a long-standing member of IDEA that ceased trading in September 2017.

This session will allow the sector to celebrate and learn from Just Forests’ 28 years of activism in education, as well as exploring how change happens and the role of education in bringing it about.

Event registration: email communications@ideaonline.ie

Exhibition: artwork from 7th edition on display

Organised as part IDEA’s Conversation Circle Series and the joint Irish Development Education Association (IDEA) and 80:20 Tour

24 Sept 2017

12.30-1.30pm

Bray, Ireland

Harbour Bar, Bray, Wicklow

Panel discussion: The post-truth is out there

Does this mean facts are no longer sacred? Who is to blame? What does the post-truth world look like beyond the noise of social media bubbles and UK and US headlines? What can we do about it?

In conversation with child refugee rights campaigner Grace McManus, climate scientist Cara Augustenborg and Tony Daly

Exhibition: artwork from 7th edition on display

As part of the Bray Literary Festival 2017 

22 Sept 2017 Birmingham, UK

The ICC, Birmingham, UK

Keynote address: Our Children’s hope: What world can we give them? with Colm Regan

As part of Learning to Shape Birmingham conference 2017, including leading teaching & learning workshops

Organised by Birmingham Education Partnership in conjunction with TIDE~ global learning

 
5 July 2017 Sliema, Malta

Victoria Hotel, Sliema, Malta

Education – the action agenda workshop with Tony Daly, Phil Glendenning and Colm Regan

2017 Human Rights Summer School. Summer school theme: Human Rights and Education

Organised by the Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies (MEDAC) in conjunction with 80:20 Educating and Acting for a Better World

20 June 2017

6pm

Drogheda, Ireland

Barlow House, Drogheda, Louth

Stereotypes and Discrimination: Deconstruct, Discuss, Defy – open meeting
Exhibition of artwork from 7th edition on displayAs part of the joint Irish Development Education Association (IDEA) and 80:20 Tour and co-organised with the GELP Project (Development Perspectives)
15 May 2017

11am-12:45pm

Cork, Ireland

Teaching Resource Lab, Donovan’s Road, University College Cork

Getting behind the facts and figures: development education in an age of extremes

Critical methodologies cluster research seminar organised with the School of Education, UCC (with Éimear Green and Tony Daly)

As part of the joint Irish Development Education Association (IDEA) and 80:20 Tour

4 May 2017 Msida, Malta

Centre for Environmental Education and Research, Msida, University of Malta

What do we mean by development? – seminar discussion

With the Centre for Environmental Education and Research, University of Malta

16 Feb 2017 Dublin, Ireland

Wynn’s Hotel, Abbey Street, Dublin

Introducing 80:20…3 Big Ideas for post primary education

As part of  Worldwise Global Schools teacher conference

15 Feb 2017 Dublin, Ireland

Buswells, Dublin, 23-27, Molesworth St, Dublin 2

How Change Happens: the role of Politics, the Media and Civil Society

With Tony Daly (80:20), Jim Clarken (Oxfam), Duncan Green (Oxfam), Suzanne Keatinge (Dóchas), Justine McCarthy (The Sunday Times) and Lynn Ruane (independent senator), 2.30pm-4.30pm

Exhibition of artwork from 7th edition on display

Joint event with Oxfam, Dóchas and 80:20 Educating and Acting for a Better World

27 Jan 2017 Dublin, Ireland

Wood Quay Venue, Dublin Civic Offices

Main launch event of the 7th Edition, with Dominic MacSorley (Concern Worldwide), Valerie Lewis (Irish Aid) and Gráinne McGetttrick (80:20 Educating and Acting for a Better World)

Exhibition of artwork from 7th edition on display

24 Jan 2017 Aberdeen, Scotland

Aberdeen Science Centre, Aberdeen

From the Rich to the Poor…data, development and our role in an unequal world

Co-organised with Aberdeen for a Fairer World (MDEC) and Stem Teacher Network (CPDs available)

As part of the joint International Development Education Association of Scotland (IDEAS) and 80:20 Tour

23 Jan 2017 Dundee, Scotland

Dalhousie Building (Room 1F01), Dundee University, Dundee

Food is Power: Exploring Hunger Today

Workshop discussion co-organised with the One World Centre, Dundee

As part of the joint International Development Education Association of Scotland (IDEAS) and 80:20 Tour

21 Jan 2017 Inverness, Scotland

Millburn Academy, Inverness

We are all activists now: exploring human development today

Keynote and workshops as part of Global Citizenship Matters: Exploring Our Role in an Unequal World conference (CPDs), organised by the Highland One World Global Learning Centre

As part of the joint International Development Education Association of Scotland (IDEAS) and 80:20 Tour

18 Jan 2017 Edinburgh, Scotland

CodeBase, 38 Castle Terrance, Edinburgh

Hunger is Power – as part of SDGs seminar series organised by Scotdec Global Learning Centre (CPD)

As part of the joint International Development Education Association of Scotland (IDEAS) and 80:20 Tour

17 Jan 2017 Coatbridge, Scotland

Conforti Institute, Calder Avenue, Coatbridge

Development Education Residential Training Day and Learning from the Worldissues in methodologies and practice as part of Conforti Youth Forum 2017

As part of the joint International Development Education Association of Scotland (IDEAS) and 80:20 Tour

16 Jan 2017 Edinburgh, Scotland Residential Training Day with development education centre (DEC) co-ordinators and leaders

As part of the joint International Development Education Association of Scotland (IDEAS) and 80:20 Tour

9 Jan 2017 Newport, Wales

Bassaleg School, Newport

Key sustainable development debates and challenges for secondary schools in an unequal world

3 workshops with students, teachers (in service education) and mixed group of both

7 Jan 2017

 10am-2:45pm

Birmingham, UK

Moseley School and Sixth Form, College Road, B13 9LR, Birmingham

Birmingham – a global city? Making the Connections

Conference for teachers and school leaders, organised by Birmingham Education Partnership and TIDE~ global learning

6 Jan 2017 Haverfordwest, Wales

Pembrokeshire College, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire

Teaching for an 80:20 World: challenges and opportunities

Series of workshops in a further education context

14 Dec 2016

5pm-6pm

Dublin, Ireland

 St Patrick’s Campus, Dublin City University

Civic, Social and Political Education and 80-20 – a hands on workshop for post primary teachers
2 Dec 2016 Dublin Ireland

Wynn’s Hotel, Abbey Street, Dublin

Introducing the 7th Edition of 80-20 – 3 Key Ideas for initial teacher education and post primary education

Ubuntu Assembly meeting, Ubuntu Network

26 Sept 2016

4pm-6pm

Limerick, Ireland

Mary Immaculate College, South Circular Road, Limerick

3 Key Ideas in Development: resources, issues and challenges – emerging findings for primary school teachers
3 May 2016

11am-1pm

Belfast, Northern Ireland

28 Elmwood Avenue, School of Geography, Archaeology & Palaeoecology, Queens University Belfast

From the Poor to the Rich…reflections on economics and development today – emerging findings for geographers