Almost half of the Traveller population live in counties which have no funded Traveller specific youth projects – according to a new mapping survey launched today by the Irish Traveller Movement. Majority of Traveller organisations do not receive any funding for youth work.

To mark Earth Day 2025, Bohemian Football Club and Community Foundation Ireland are setting a goal to deliver a new way of effective climate action in Dublin.

2into3’s latest assessment reveals a significant increase in recruitment activity across the nonprofit sector in Q1 2025. The sector’s continued focus on programme implementation and direct service provision remains evident.

There is an urgent need to focus on housing as a core part of the continuum of support and care for people – this is the key message of a housing seminar called The Big H taking place in Castlebar (16/4/25).

The Neurological Alliance of Ireland along with patient advocates addressed political representatives at an online meeting to highlight the impact that inadequate supports are having on people living with neurological conditions in the Dublin region.

More than four in five (81%) of teachers say they have never attended intercultural or anti-racism training – according to a survey released by the Yellow Flag Programme. The Yellow Flag Programme (YFP) supports schools to challenge racism and discrimination.

This May, we are celebrating 40 years of Gaisce - The President’s Award - with a national call to action. Whether you’re 8 or 80, we’re inviting people of all ages to take on a personal challenge that inspires them - either by volunteering, getting active, or learning a new skill. 

The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC) and the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) have published a new report titled "Child Related Leave: Usage and Implications for Gender Equality." This report examines the usage of child-related leave benefits in Ireland and their implications for gender equality in the workplace.

A new report from Depaul and Mental Health Reform highlights the severe mental health crisis among Ireland’s homeless population. While 1 in 5 Irish individuals experience mental health challenges, this figure dramatically increases for those experiencing homelessness.

Unauthorised dumping and unofficial electrical recycling services often lack the resources to handle electronic waste responsibly. This can lead to environmental hazards, as hazardous materials from improperly disposed electronic devices can contaminate soil and water.

Women’s Aid has launched the Too Into You podcast, aimed at empowering young people to identify healthy relationships, and spot the red flags of abuse. With 1 in 5 young women in Ireland experiencing abuse from a current or former partner, there is an urgent need for clear, supportive conversations about what constitutes healthy love and what crosses the line into control and abuse.

In an effort to highlight and tackle the endemic issue of male violence against women in Ireland, Women’s Aid and Allianz have launched the ‘Ally Action List’. The Ally Action List is an online resource that aims to help men better understand how they can become allies in ending gender inequality and gender-based violence.