Saturday, 31 July 2010

"Social research & action which responds to situations of structural injustice"

Updates

Ministers’ Accountability Shouldn’t Cease when Dáil Doors Close for the Summer, says Jesuit Priest

First national conference on ‘Young People and Crime: Research, Policy and Practice'

‘Churches must work for Social Revolution’, says Jesuit Priest in New Book

Call for a real debate on the slide towards turning Health Care into a profit-making industry

Voluntary legal work is key for the public - and for practitioners

Leading British expert on women in prison expresses dismay at direction of Irish policy

Violence and intimidation likely to ‘infect’ and undermine the regime of new Thornton Hall prison

Submission to OECD: Review of Public Service

Government Proposals to Deal with Economic Crisis Lack Fairness

Irish Prison Chaplains: Annual Report 2006-2007

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Peter McVerry on the resignation of John Lonergan

Peter McVerry on the resignation of John Lonergan

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Working Notes: Mar 10: A New Economic Paradigm?

Bad Business

Co-operatives and the Economic and Environmental Crisis
Working Notes: Nov 09: ‘Up Stairs, Down Stairs’: Whose Interests are being Protected?

‘Frontloading’: The Case for Legal Resources at the Early Stages of the Asylum Process

The Challenges Facing the Church in Ireland in the Aftermath of the Ryan Report

Pro Bono: Still Relevant for Access to Justice
Working Notes: Sep 09: Towards the Lisbon Treaty Referendum: The View from Europe

From LIBERTAS to CARITAS

Taking Our Rightful Place: Ireland, the Lisbon Treaty and Democracy

Ireland, Europe and Catholic Social Teaching: Shared Values?

Europe: What is Pope Benedict Thinking?
Working Notes: May 09: Universal Health Insurance: What is it and would it be effective in Ireland?

Irish Health Services: Money, Inequality and Politics

Some Christian Perspectives on Health and Sickness

Alcohol: A Key Public Health Issue

Video Archive


Peter McVerry discusses his vision for 2010 on Spirit Level	Gerry O'Hanlon discusses the place he feels religion should have during the recession.

Peter McVerry on the resignation of John Lonergan