Our latest edition is PACKED with
social inclusion and community development news you won't read anywhere else:
LEAD STORY: Early childhood intervention works, according to
newly published evidence from Dublin.
MEASURING POVERTY: Ever wondered how poverty is measured and how
who gets what? Plenty debate inside the covers here, with Pobal and Truth Haase
contributing to a debate begun by Ian Dempsey of West Cork Development
Partnership.
FROM BRUSSELS: Ben Panter reports back on how and why we must
respond to the humanitarian issue of refugees seeking sanctity. Meanwhile, the
EU continues to break international law.
CULTURAL RIGHTS: Ray Lucey went along twice - he volunteered as
well as reported - from inside Dublin's only cinema geared specifically towards
people who are homeless.
CO-OPS: You'll never bake alone! And how to resurrect clubs that
faced the axe. Plus Utopia in Ireland – it’s possible, claims Joe Leddin.
EQUALITY in Monaghan in 1955 is compared to equality today - it
seems that only Travellers are worse off than they were six decades ago. Hats off
to Monaghan County Council for an utterly unique angle on the struggle for
equality.
And HORACE is back, with an answer
to the Irish issue of who he should pay for his water!
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