Campaigning for global debt and tax justice. Formerly Debt and Development Coalition Ireland. #NotOurDebt #StopTaxDodging
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A new article for @OfficialZNET that reflects on broken promises from the Irish govt to pass the Occupied Territories Bill into law while maintaining business-as-usual trading relations with genocidal Israel.
znetwork.org/znetarticle/ire…
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How should Global Educators stand in Solidarity with Gaza? @CGEBelfast has written a new blog for @IDEAIreland on the actions that global educators could and should take to offer meaningful solidarity to Palestinians suffering a genocide in Gaza @ipsc48
ideaonline.ie/standing-in-so…
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💸 How to #MakePollutersPay?
Markus Trilling (@eurodad) on the need for a polluter pays surtax to catalyze the just transition and deliver hundreds of billions for climate justice ⤵
Read our latest report: bit.ly/3JtyYB3
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Only the illusion of progress was evident in Luanda 🇦🇴 this week after the #EUAU Summit fell short of the bold action needed.
A 🧵of key takeaways, for more read our joint analysis with @ActionAid .
For more , read👉eurodad.org/the_illusion_of_…
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Last weekend, Aisling Meyler delivered a workshop at the Frederick Douglass Civil Rights Festival using our Community Education Against Disinformation workbook.
Thanks to @FinJusticeIre and Wexford Local Development for the support.
Access the workbook: lnkd.in/eTZarcHy
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On the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, thousands gathered in Dublin today to demand that the Irish government finally pass the Occupied Territories Bill into law and end its complicity with genocidal Israel.
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Editions of Comhlámh's magazine from the 1980s. The subtitle is 'On Ireland and the wider world' - a world that was and remains far bigger than the US and EU.
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1️⃣0️⃣years on from the #ParisAgreement and at a time when its 1.5C target is slipping out of reach, #COP30 was a win for a #JustTransition but a loss for climate ambition.
Our climate expert analyses the achievements & misses in Belém.
Read more 👉 eurodad.org/cop30_a_win_for_…
ALT COP30 largely failed to respond to the realities of the climate crisis and the demands of vulnerable countries. Bertha Argueta Eurodad
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Ten years after Paris, only 3% of climate finance supports #JustTransition policies.
APMDD joins 1000+ organizations in calling on governments at #COP30 to adopt a breakthrough Just Transition package.
Read the open letter: docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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Making spACE for Justice brought together incredible people united by empathy, purpose, and action.
Thank you to everyone who contributed their voice, time, and heart. The conversations and connections built last Friday are only the beginning.
Keep an eye out for our event highlights — and let’s continue building together.
“The master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house.”
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@CGEbelfast invites participation in a webinar on 26 November at 12pm that will present and discuss the findings of a new report from @CAJNi that maps far-right discourse on social media as a platform for racism.
Register at: eventbrite.ie/e/online-hate-…
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Our flagship report is out.
Only 2.8% of #ClimateFinance supports a #JustTransition. It is not good enough.
This report sets out how finance can actually protect jobs, livelihoods & communities for a just transition.
🔗 Read: bit.ly/4hG54pz
#FundOurFuture #COP30
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📢 Happening tomorrow!
Exposing false & distracting finance “solutions” ahead of #COP30.
Let’s unpack the politics, power & narratives shaping climate & debt justice.
🗓️ 5 Nov | 🕑 14:00 UTC
🔗 bit.ly/Falsesolutions
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Pat Brodie and I will be talking to @CMacCaba and @eugeniasiapera in Connolly books for our Dublin book launch on Wednesday 26th November. Looking forward to it!
‘A timely and essential investigation of the deep economic and social power relations which route themselves through the Irish state. Essential reading for understanding the command of transnational capital in Ireland.’
connollybooks.org/product/fr…
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📣 In Geneva for OHCHR’s Social Forum?
Join us for 'Transformation through Education: Financing the Promise' — on how global finance shapes education budgets worldwide.
📅 31 October, 9:00–10:00 CET
📍 Room VII, Palais des Nations, Geneva
Register👉 bit.ly/4hntjcd
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#CivilSociety demanded more legitimacy and representative governance of development cooperation. The @OECD DAC responded with a self-reflection exercise.
At the DAC-CSO Dialogue last week we asked: is this exercise going to lead to real reform? 👉eurodad.org/the_dac_says_it_…
ALT There is no clear sign yet that the OECD DAC is fit for governing aid any longer. Stephanie Derlich Eurodad
Today we're at the DAC-CSO Annual Dialogue. Following #FfD4, the DAC is discussing how to be more inclusive.
We're here to say that expanding the DAC & what counts as #ODA isn't the solution! Governance of ODA should be moved to @UN + aid must remain concessional & grant-based.
ALT A photo of the inside of a meeting room at the OECD in Paris. The Eurodad name plate is front and centre in focus. Ouf of focus and across the room are the DAC delegates, with three video screens featuring the representative who is speaking.
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Our next Solidarity Sessions start Monday 3rd November with Helen Mahony on the Central Bank of Ireland and how it is still funding Israel's apartheid and genocide. Learn about Palestine, campaigns, international law and solidarity. Sign up ipsc.ie/event/online-solidar…
#FreePalestine
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✨Looking forward to kicking off the launch of Vision 2030: Towards a Society of Active Global Citizens in Buswells Hotel later today!
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Thomas Sankara may have been silenced, but the fight for African debt justice continues! 🌍
Be part of the conversation today:
📅 15 Oct 2025
⏰ 06:30–08:00 Caracas/DC | 11:30–13:00 Lagos | 13:30–15:00 EAT | 18:30–20:00 Manila
🔗 us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
