Questions Matter Adult Educators Conference 2023
Calling adult education practitioners! Grab a coffee, pastry and immerse yourself in a morning conference that will challenge the spread of misinformation using media literacy & microlearning in an increasingly polarised world.
Be seeing you at Bray Literary Festival 2022
Join writers Maria McManus and Rosemary Hennigan with Tony Daly from 80:20 as they discusses how writers can respond to crises in an ever-changing political landscape.
Where There is No Engineer – Designing for community resilience
The National Finals of the “Where There Is No Engineer” Design Competition will take place in the Museum Building in Trinity College Dublin in June 2022
Press release: Supporting adults to think critically, check facts and tackle misinformation
The National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA) and 80:20 Educating and Acting for a Better World launch Ireland’s first guide for adult literacy tutors on building critical media literacy for adults
Launch event 28 Sept: Facts Matter – New tutor guide
On Tuesday 28 September at 1pm, 80:20 Educating and Acting for a Better World is delighted to launch a new tutor guide, Facts Matter: A Guide to Building Critical Media Literacy in Today’s World at this webinar, with our partners The National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA).
Call for participants: Perinatal Mental Health Care for Migrant Women
Call for expressions of interest to participate in an online World Café event as part of a research project to collectively support migrant women experiencing perinatal mental health issues before, during and after pregnancy
Launch event 31 Aug: Catch Them If You Can – new report
Join us for an afternoon talk to launch 80:20’s new briefing paper on the challenges of achieving financial justice, the facts on aid vs actual financial flows to rich countries and a take on all of this from Times of Malta journalist Bertrand Borg and legendary political cartoonist Brick, aka John Stuart Clark
Event Aug 25th: Profiting at all costs? Investing ethically as if people and planet matters
Join us for a lively discussion that will explore ethical finance, community institutions and investing in a fairer and safer world for everyone
Webinar 9th July: East Coast Doughnuts and Community Economics
Joining the conversation will be Dr Julian Manley of The University of Lancashire. Dr Manley current research focuses on the social value aspect of working and living co-cooperatively and the Preston Model
Webinar 2nd July: East Coast Doughnuts and Community Economics
Join us for a two-part series on 2nd and 9th July 2020, with Common Ground Bray, Dublin Food Co-op and 80:20 on community economics in an unequal world during a time of Covid-19
