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Unpacking Commonalities in Struggle
In the closing session of the ‘The Struggle for Democracy: Exploring Commonalities in Global Citizenship and Activism’ series we will take a closer look at what links the struggles highlighted through this #FirstWeds series. This event, moderated by Dr Paul O'Keeffe, explores "Unpacking Commonalities in Struggle" by looking back at what we have learned through the series so far and from wider debates. Are there commonalities or patterns emerging in relation to acts of global citizenship? Are there any emergent approaches to struggle, and how do these struggles align with concepts and thinking around ‘democratising democracy’? Informed by the real-world examples of struggle, what are the implications for theoretical perspectives and global citizenship education practice? How do we merge theory, practice and real-world struggle into solidarity-based actions for justice and equality?
This session is the final of three events of the First Wednesdays Autumn 2022 Series, ‘The Struggle for Democracy: Exploring Commonalities in Global Citizenship and Activism’ organised in partnership with Comhlámh and with financial support from Concern Worldwide.
Register at: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/firstweds-part3-unpacking-commonalities-in-struggle-tickets-420003801677