Agenda

Agenda

Tuesday, 22nd June

  • 10.00am - 12.30pm: Opening Session & Keynote

    The Opening Session, facilitated by Charo Lanao & Deirdre Quinlan, will introduce us to the agenda and content of the virtual conference with a welcome from IDEA,and a chance to get to know the other attendees and think about what we each what to experience from the event. 


    It will include a Keynote Session with Richard Wilkinson, Professor Emeritus of Social Epidemiology at the University of Nottingham Medical School, Honorary Professor at University College London, Visiting Professor at the University of York, and co-author of The Spirit Level and The Inner Level.


    It will also include a showcase of good practice in addressing inequality through Development Education/Global Citizenship Education in 2021

  • 2.00pm - 4.00pm: Panel Session 1

    This Panel Session will explore the questions After a year of constant change, where are we now? What lessons, if any, have we learned about inequality? With the systems underlying our societies under massive strain, can that ambition to ‘build back fairer’ survive the pressure?  


    Speakers include:

    • Prof Kathleen Lynch, Irish Sociologist, Activist and Professor Emeritus of Equality Studies at University College Dublin.
    • Martin Collins, Co-Director of Pavee Point Traveller & Roma Centre and Traveller rights activist
    • Dr Lilian Otiso, Executive Director LVCT Health
    • Dr Mary Keogh, Advocacy Director, CBM Global

    It will also include a showcase of good practice in addressing inequality through Development Education/Global Citizenship Education in 2021

  • 4.15pm - 4.45pm: Chair Yoga Session

    This session of Chair Yoga will be led by Clara Talbot, Lúnasa Yoga, and is accessible for all, including those with mobility issues or disabilities. It incorporates movement, breath and mindfulness. Participants will leave this relaxing session feeling focused, refreshed and stretched out. 

Wednesday, 23rd June

  • 10.00am - 12.00pm: Panel Session 2

    This Panel Session will explore the questions Given the reality of the current situation, what will it take to forge a new path built on equality? Covid has shown us how essential global solidarity is, but how can we keep that sense of global citizenship alive? What is the role for Global Citizenship Education in supporting a rights-based recovery that ensures equality for all? 


    Speakers include: 

    • Amitabh Behar, Chief Executive Officer of Oxfam India, and Vice-Chair of the Board of CIVICUS
    • Eric Ehigie, Political Coordinator at Black and Irish, and host of the Engaging with Eric podcast
    • Dr Caroline Munyi, Gender, Peace and Development Specialist, and Coordinator of AkiDwA’s Migrant Women Health Programme
    • Dr Jose Roberto ‘Robbie’ Guevara, President of the International Council of Adult Education (ICAE), and Board Member of the Global Campaign for Education (GCE) representing Asia-Pacific.

    It will also include a showcase of good practice in addressing inequality through Development Education/Global Citizenship Education in 2021

  • 12.15pm - 1.00pm: Social Presencing Theatre

    This session on Harvesting Through Social Presencing Theatre: I See, I Feel, I Sense... will be facilitated by Orla Hasson. In this space Orla invites you to enjoy a half-way harvest, a pause on the path as we reflect on the first half of our conference through a mix of Storytelling and Social Presencing Theatre. Her provocation seeks to highlight some insights so we can integrate a little more, whilst articulating some questions that may be those surfacing and shaping the next steps on our path together. 


  • 2.00pm - 4.00pm: Workshops Running in Parallel

    Women’s role in Peace and Security, with Nura Hagi and Arran Towers, Mind the Gap


    An Introduction to Disability in Development Education, with Louise Talbot-Beirne and Mary Keogh, CBM Ireland


Thursday, 24th June

  • 9.00am - 11.00am: Workshop & Focus Group Running in Parallel

    Acting for Change: a creative approach to equality for all, with Michael McCabe, Smashing Times


    IDEA Evaluation Focus Group, with DP Evaluation

  • 11.30am - 1.30pm: Workshops Running in Parallel

    Cultural Embodiment: from stereotypes towards empathy, with Sandra Gojić 


    Inequality - bringing it all back home, with Peadar King 


  • 2.30pm - 4.00pm: Closing Session

    The Closing Session will provide space for attendees to reflect on what was covered during the conference. We will have a harvest of key elements of the conference by Poet Nithy Kasa

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