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It's now easier to get Changing Ireland then ever before. Here is a quick 'how to' guide on accessing the magazine using various technology.

 1. On your computer - Just click the link below and you can scroll around and turn pages just as you would the print edition.

2. On your iPhone - Select your browser. Log onto www.issuu.com and search 'changingireland'. This will give you access to our library where you can select issue 40. Alternatively go to www.changingireland.ie and click the link on our homepage.

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Should you experience any problems, please give Robert a call at 061-458090. Print copies will be with readers soon.

JUST PUBLISHED! 24 spectacular pages of local & community development work from around Ireland

It's out! Packed with news & features, the Winter 2012 edition of 'Changing Ireland' has reached many thousands of readers around the country by post, 

is in Easons and you can flick through as easily as the paper version at http://issuu.com/changingireland/docs/changing_ireland-issue_41__winter_2012

LEAD ST

ORYPoliticans Promise The Sun, Moon & Stars, but Martin delivers!

COLLECTIVE ACTIONOlder People Speaking Out (Limerick)
Tackling the Jobs Crisis (Wexford)
16 Days of Action - What did you do?
Santa joins protests against austerity!

INTERGENERATIONAL WORKMonaghan's Cross-Border initiative
East Wall, Dublin's pride of place win

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTFocus on Kilkenny 

Cats building cars & finding work

SOCIAL INCLUSIONPreventing Early School Leaving
Duhallow's answer to anti-social behaviour: Boxing
Youths go under the hood
Fun flows for teenage revellers
Anon - How we got the criminals out of our lives

INTERNATIONALImagine if only 36% of your organisation's funding came from Govt!

VOLUNTEERING
West Cork interview
Laois initiative

ALSO
Conference briefs

CHANGING IRELAND ISSUE 41

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A Taste of What's To Come

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Participants on the 2012 Work Taster Programme

--> Work-taster programme lands two participants permanent jobs in Ballymun 

Most employers hate sifting through CVs. It's just black and white text to them. There's no personal feeling or relationship with the person whose achievements and experience are listed within the pages.

What if you are from an area that the media has targeted as disadvantaged? Would you have the confidence to apply for a job?

How to get the digital edition of Changing Ireland

It's now easier to get Changing Ireland then ever before. Here is a quick 'how to' guide on accessing the magazine using various technology.

 1. On your computer - Just click the link below and you can scroll around and turn pages just as you would the print edition.

Open publication - Free publishing - More civil society

2. On your iPhone - Select your browser. Log onto www.issuu.com and search 'changingireland'. This will give you access to our library where you can select issue 40. Alternatively go to www.changingireland.ie and click the link on our homepage.

3. On your Android phone - Go to www.changingireland.ie and select the link on our homepage.

Should you experience any problems, please give Robert a call at 061-458090. Print copies will be with readers soon.

LCDP Progress Report published; community groups await "alignment" proposals

Some of the 10,000 people who got a training boost through the LCDP in 2011

(1) This week Community Minister Phil Hogan is reportedly due to discuss his "alignment" proposals with Cabinet which could see local authorities gaining far more control over State-funded community and local development initiatives.