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April 10, 2018  by Gavin

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Join us for a virtual photo exhibition on Thursday Join us for a virtual photo exhibition on Thursday 29th July at 7pm - Women at the Frontline of Climate Change- by @selfhelpafrica followed by a group discussion! Women are the engine of Agriculture , working on small scale farms that support the majority of the continents people. Women till the soil , plant the crops , weed the fields , harvest the produce , transport the goods and prepare the food. #women #climatechange #actnow https://changemakers.ie/newsevents/
The Elder Tree Project by Donegal ChangeMakers nee The Elder Tree Project by Donegal ChangeMakers needs your help !! What we are looking for is : • People who can watch one program or all of the series and feedback. • A group of people that may be already doing work online to watch the series together and discuss findings . • To have the viewings facilitated over zoom ( if there are any active online groups at the moment id be happy to facilitate this ! ) At the end of the recordings we would like to gather feedback from viewers . https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QYWVD29 The links to all the viewings are below and people can contact me for further details if needed 😊 joanne@inishowen.ie Here is a link to the introduction : https://youtu.be/EWQqmK55aLM And below is links to all individual interviews : https://youtu.be/lV6__WVTpTo https://youtu.be/TYbKBP0koqU https://youtu.be/J24Kq0MuDOE https://youtu.be/fdg6ZiGoZjI https://youtu.be/HedRQURkwJg https://youtu.be/Ai0rF3cjT9o https://youtu.be/n_GHKpJWYcM The aim of this project is to highlight stories from 50 years ago told by the community of Donegal natives and further afield. Out of a total of seven recordings , each recoding focuses on a different story asking interviewees questions on how the world around them looked then and compare it to the world now. The topics we looked at are focused on energy , transport and industry , food , education, consumption / fast fashion, life on land and climate . Many thanks for your time and I hope we can get some viewers to take part 😊
Our Final speaker in the Elder Tree project is Joh Our Final speaker in the Elder Tree project is John Michael Ngwaru .John Michael was born in Soroti , Uganda and this is a story of his life and the people who came before him. Join Patsy Toland in this conversation with John Michael as part of our development education program this year . ChangeMakers made a series of seven virtual recordings called ‘The Elder Trees’ . The aim of this project is to highlight stories from 50 years ago told by the community of Donegal natives and further afield. Each recoding will focus on a different story related to the #SDGS by asking interviewees questions on how the world around them looked then and compare it to the world now. The topics we looked at are focused around #energy , #transport and industry , #food , #education, #consumption / #fastfashion, #lifeonland and #climate . Inishowen Development Partnership Donegal ETB Self Help Africa Irish Aid Trocaire
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Next in on our Elder Trees Project is Grace Burke Next in on our Elder Trees Project is Grace Burke .Grace was born in Co Galway and this is a story of her life and the people who came before her. Join Patsy Toland in this conversation with Grace as part of our development education program this year . ChangeMakers made a series of seven virtual recordings called ‘The Elder Trees’ . The aim of this project is to highlight stories from 50 years ago told by the community of Donegal natives and further afield. Each recoding will focus on a different story related to the #SDGS by asking interviewees questions on how the world around them looked then and compare it to the world now. The topics we looked at are focused around energy , transport and industry , food , education, consumption / fast fashion, life on land and climate . Inishowen Development Partnership Donegal Etb Irish Aid Self Help Africa Trocaire #SDGs https://youtu.be/Ai0rF3cjT9o
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