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articles
13 December 2022
9
MINS
Spotlight on: Corina Cunningham, Lawyer, Vice President, Macquarie Group
With a passion for law, Corina’s journey has taken her
to some of the top financial and
legal organisations
in the world. Now a lawyer for Macquarie Group, Corina highlights the richness that working internationally affords to graduates.
articles
06 May 2022
15
MINS
How Domestic Violence Fuels Wider Conflict
Dr Nata Duvvury
Research shows that strong links exist between domestic violence and
manifestations of public violence, from crime to war and terrorism. According to global women’s studies director, Dr Nata Duvvury, to neglect the problem of domestic violence is to neglect the wider conditions for violence across society.
articles
29 April 2022
19
MINS
Truth and Testimony: Ireland’s Carceral Institutions
Dr Sarah-Anne Buckley
Dr Sarah-Anne Buckley, a foremost expert in the history of childhood in Ireland, argues that our national story remains incomplete until we recognise our institutional history. Calling for a survivor/person-centred approach, she reflects on the importance of testimony in piecing together an understanding of Ireland’s Carceral Institutions.
articles
29 April 2022
16
MINS
War Crimes and Ukraine: What are the implications?
Prof Raymond Murphy
As grim accounts surface of mass graves in Ukraine, many are asking: when will persecutions be made? Prof Raymond Murphy of the Irish Centre for Human Rights shares his insights into the legislation around war crimes, drawing attention to the selective nature of international justice and problems legislators face in holding those responsible for war crimes accountable.
articles
16 March 2022
17
MINS
Russia in Ukraine: How will it end?
Dr. Brendan Flynn
In a recent piece for
The Irish Times
, Fintan O’Toole urged the West to think carefully about an endgame for the Ukraine war. The response in the West has failed, according to O’Toole, in its prioritisation of “speed and immediate impact over long-term utility.” Can political science and Cold War history help us chart a concrete path towards an endgame?
articles
17 December 2021
8
MINS
Editor’s Note
A note from the editorial team of the Cois Coiribe winter edition, ‘AI and Human Creativity’.
articles
29 July 2021
8
MINS
Welcome to the Summer Edition of Cois Coiribe
Professor Becky Whay
Prof Becky Whay, Vice-President: International at NUI Galway welcomes you to the Summer online edition of
Cois Coiribe
– where we ask what impact can internationalisation have on us as a university and the people associated with it and why should we be a Global University?
articles
Internationalisation
29 July 2021
12
MINS
The Value of Internationalisation
Prof. Geraint Howells
Professor Geraint Howells shares his passion for internationalisation by drawing on personal and professional experiences, and tells us why internationalisation is an important part of NUI Galway’s agenda.
articles
Equality
15 June 2021
10
MINS
Hidden Ireland: Migrant women’s right to rights
Prof Niamh Reilly
NUI Galway is part of a seven-country study looking at how inequality affects vulnerability to Domestic, Sexual and Gender Based Violence and what strategies can be deployed to help migrant women improve their lives and live free from violence.
articles
Equality
07 May 2021
15
MINS
Fighting the Headlines: Active* Consent is working to reduce experiences of sexual violence and harassment for young people
Dr Charlotte McIvor, Dr Pádraig MacNeela, Dr Siobhán O’Higgins
Leading academics tackling sexual harassment on campuses around the country by working with young people to reduce experiences of sexual violence and harassment for young people.
articles
Equality
29 April 2021
17
MINS
Pandemic exposes income inequalities in Irish society
Dr Deirdre Curran, Dr Lucy-Ann Buckley, Professor Kate Kenny, Dr Gary Goggins, Dr Áine Ní Léime
Leading academics in the Whitaker Institute set out to explore some of the glaring inequalities in the Irish labour market which Covid-19 has shone a spotlight on.
articles
Equality
29 April 2021
11
MINS
Equality for Travellers to overcome the odds
Owen Ward
Traveller and qualified teacher Owen Ward opens up about his own personal journey in pursuit of education and driving a new focus and dimension to the equality agenda in higher education.
articles
Equality
29 April 2021
10
MINS
Trans student leads the charge for change
Cameron Keighron
PhD student Cameron Keighron opens up about their own journey through issues of equality and bringing their experience to bear on the global Next Generational Leaders Programme.
articles
Equality
29 April 2021
9
MINS
Pandemic pushes universities to rethink excellence
Dr Su-Ming Khoo
With higher education rankings led by for-profit corporations and scientific publishing turning higher profit margins than Apple, Google or Amazon, universities should challenge how success is measured as they work for public good.
articles
Equality
29 April 2021
12
MINS
The concept of vulnerability in the quest for equality
Prof Niamh Reilly
Professor Niamh Reilly asks us to reconsider the starting point for dealing with the question of equality and associated issues in modern society.
articles
Equality
29 April 2021
14
MINS
Linguistic diversity in an inclusive world
Dr Anne O’Connor, , ,
Despite official records showing 13% of people in Ireland speak a language other than Irish or English at home, there is a striking absence of discussion on linguistic diversity and discrimination.
articles
Equality
28 April 2021
14
MINS
Student reflections on Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
MA Students Gender, Globalisation and Rights, 2020-2021, Dr Stacey Scriver,
Dr Stacey Scriver, Lecturer and Researcher in the Global Centre for Women’s Studies in NUI Galway, introduces the thoughts of Masters students who are studying issues around gender, globalisation and rights.
podcasts
28 April 2021
Cois Coiribe Podcast: Mary Harney – survivor and social justice activist
In this episode of our Cois Coiribe podcast, Law lecturer Dr Maeve O’Rourke sits down with NUI Galway alumna Mary Harney (MA 2013, LLM 2020). The tireless and beloved social justice activist shares wisdom she has gleaned from surviving institutional abuse as a child, a lifetime advocating for justice and her pursuit of education.
articles
Equality
28 April 2021
12
MINS
A new equality for Ireland’s criminal justice system
Tom O'Malley, , ,
In July 2020, the Department of Justice published the report of a working group, chaired by Tom O’Malley, entitled
Protections for Vulnerable Witnesses in the Investigation and Prosecution of Sexual Offences.
Here the NUI Galway lecturer describes what led to him being appointed to the role.
articles
Equality
28 April 2021
12
MINS
Barriers to equality are barriers to knowledge
Dr Heike Schmidt-Felzmann, , ,
There is a deep need to ensure the inequality experienced by people across society is understood, otherwise the entire process of working for change and betterment is flawed.
articles
Equality
28 April 2021
11
MINS
Empathy the key to unlocking Covid-19 impact on teens
Prof Pat Dolan
NUI Galway’s Unesco Chair reveals how we can benefit from a deeper appreciation of how the pandemic has affected adolescents, and even speed up society-wide recovery.
articles
Equality
28 April 2021
16
MINS
Women whistleblowers – paying a greater price
Prof Kate Kenny|J.E. Cairnes
Many whistleblowers endure a fight to be believed but existing inequalities exacerbate the risks faced by those who speak out and hold the powerful to account, with women often left the most isolated.
articles
Equality
28 April 2021
14
MINS
Lawyers for others – working for social justice and real change
Prof Larry Donnelly, , ,
NUI Galway’s School of Law has been a pioneer of an innovative approach to training lawyers, ensuring they work on cases for public good and gain a deeper awareness of the marginalised in society.
articles
Equality
28 April 2021
17
MINS
Inclusion – a goal and a role for us all
Dr Shivaun Quinlivan
When we think of equality we think of fairness and ways to increase diversity, but stopping there is stopping short. As society strives for meaningful equality it is up to all of us to ensure that everyone feels included.
articles
Equality
28 April 2021
12
MINS
Data ethics – who cares?
Prof Mathieu D'Aquin
We know Artificial Intelligence and big data can impact on equality, diversity and inclusion, but we must face up to the reality that it’s now at a level which cannot be handled.
articles
Equality
28 April 2021
17
MINS
In Conversation With: Professor Anne Scott
Prof Anne Scott
NUI Galway’s Vice President for Equality, Diversity sat down with
Cois Coiribe
to talk about leading and promoting all aspects of equality and diversity throughout the University.
articles
Equality
28 April 2021
14
MINS
Migrants and minorities in higher education – battling embedded inequality
Dr Srinivasan Raghavendran
An academic’s personal reflection on the need to level the playing field for immigrant and minority ethnic staff and students in universities and a call for institutions to be the champion for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion.
articles
17 January 2021
15
MINS
The University as Space of Curiosity and Source of Ethics
Michael D Higgins
As someone who spent many years teaching political science and sociology in NUI Galway, I feel a close bond with the university, an affection that stays with me to this day as I recall so many wonderful years of teaching and research there, as well as the lifelong friendships forged.
articles
15 December 2020
6
MINS
NUI Galway’s Research – Covid-19 Response
Prof Lokesh Joshi,
articles
15 December 2020
21
MINS
Infrastructure – for Public Good and Collaborative Creativity
John Concannon
articles
15 December 2020
16
MINS
NUI Galway – Strengthening Global Peace & Security
Tom Felle, Mícheál Tierney, Vice Admiral Mark Mellett, Prof Siobhán Mullally
articles
15 December 2020
14
MINS
A University for the Future – Serving the Public Good
Prof Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh
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