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Institute’s Youtube channel

If you missed any of our seminars or would simply like to watch it again, we are delighted to inform you that every Friday we publish a video of our seminars on the Institute’s Youtube channel.

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Annual Activity Report

We are delighted to announce that the UCD Geary Annual Activity Report for 2023/2024 is now live! We invite you to take a moment to read through it and discover the highlights and achievements  from the past year.

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News & Events

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The Implications of overturning Roe V Wade

We are excited to have Prof Negin Fouladi, University of Maryland School of Public Health speaking at the Geary Seminar Series on “The Implications of overturning Roe V Wade”
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GIRSI Masterclass

Make sure to register for our upcoming GIRSI Masterclass: Key ethical considerations in qualitative research. This interactive masterclass will explore the key ethical considerations in qualitative research, drawing in particular on Muireann's research with refugee populations.
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A ‘proper’ woman? One woman’s story of success and failure in academia.

Join us in attending Professor Pat O’Connor’s public lecture on her latest publication: A ‘proper’ woman? One woman’s story of success and failure in academia. The seminar will take place on Thursday, 21th November 2024 from 1pm to 2pm in the Agnes McGuire Social Work Building (Art Annex) room C001.
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Policy and Political Responses to Ireland’s Refugee Crisis

Join us for the seminar Policy and Political Responses to Ireland’s Refugee Crisis which will be presented by Bryan Fanning, Professor of Migration and Social Policy, University College Dublin.

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Mandatory Reporting of Adult Disclosures of Child Sexual Abuse: Ireland’s Policy and Legal Quandary

A new paper from PublicPolicy.ie by Dr Joseph Mooney, School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice, UCD and Clare Daly, Solicitor, CIPP/E examines the current standing and operation of mandatory reporting in Ireland.
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Work-Life Balance Policy-Making in Ireland

The Geary Institute for Public Policy hosted an event on Work-Life Balance Policymaking in Ireland on October 15 at MoLI. The discussion explored key issues related to care, gender, and work in Ireland.
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Prof. Michelle Norris urges merging small approved housing bodies with local authority housing sections to ease crisis.

Geary Director, Prof. Michelle Norris advocates for a greater supply of affordable and social rental housing in an interview for the Irish Independent.
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Find out more about publicpolicy.ie, the Institute’s online dissemination platform that shares policy-related research to support discussions concerning public policy in Ireland.
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Become part of a dynamic community committed to evidence-based policy and making a real impact. Elevate your research and influence policy by joining us today!
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The Geary Institute for Public Policy provides office accommodation for up to 50 PhD students each year who are conducting research on a wide variety of policy relevant issues.

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    UCD Geary Institute, University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland.
    T: +353 1 716 4615 | E: geary@ucd.ie | Location Map(opens in a new window)