Tag: Climate Justice

  • Ep. 69 – Broken Systems & Civil Resistance

    You may have come across Orla Murphy’s story if you follow Irish climate activist groups, as they spent 5 weeks in prison last year for a direct action at Iveagh House that sparked some controversy. Here, Orla tells of their two actions that resulted in arrest here in Ireland, the ‘justice’ that was served, as well the broken prison system. We end with practical advice and tips that anyone can take.

  • Ep 65. Listening, Feminism & Youth Involvement with Amy O’Brien

    For episode 65 I chatted to Amy O’Brien whom you may know from The Sustainable Sleepover Podcast (which I definitely recommend checking out if you haven’t already!) about her experience as an activism campaigning for social justice from climate issues to women’s rights. You can keep up to date with her on Instagram @b_amyo or find her other socials and projects here.

  • Ep 62. Bringing Nature into Schools – Patrick Kirwan

    rst episode after the break, I want to introduce you to a secondary school teacher, Patrick Kirwan (thank you Codie for the recommendation!). His story is such an inspirational one that I hope you'll be as encouraged as I am by him and share this with as many students and teachers as possible! You can follow Patrick on Twitter @GrowGardeners or the Irish Schools Sustainability Network at @IrishSchSusty.

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