Get involved in conversations on the big global issues of our time

Hi John,

I hope you've been having a good week.

Did you know that you can still get involved with the conversation that connects individual experiences of inequality locally, with a wider global understanding of inequality, even if you can't make it to our in-person events?

You can join us online for sessions that invite you to consider and explore the issues of poverty and water, as both local and global issues.
Say no more, take me to registration! >> ([link removed])
🌊 Testing the Water: Sharing Stories of Water ([link removed]) - Nov 20th

We are inviting a panel of voices in to share stories of water, to make connections with local and global stories of water, and to look at shared responses to these common issues:
* Hadi Toure, Water Engineer based in Mali
* Louise Dunne, Global Youth Worker with Youth Work Ireland Tipperary
* Paul Keating, researcher and lecturer in Digital Art and Design at TUS Clonmel
* Rachel Coffey, proud Irish Traveller, and Intercultural and Equality officer with the National Youth Council of Ireland

Register now >> ([link removed])
🌐 Young People’s Committee: Dear Poverty ([link removed]) - Nov 24th

The YPC are launching a new resource called, ‘Dear Poverty’, a collaboration between the YPC and the Youth 2030 Team at the National Youth Council of Ireland. As part of this launch, they will be in discussions on the local and global aspects of poverty with expert guests:
* Simon Murtagh, Senior Research and Policy Coordinator with Oxfam Ireland
* Sarah Kelleher, CEO of Lourdes Youth and Community Services

Register now >> ([link removed])
Make sure to register your interest soon before places fill up, and share this with anyone you think may be interested.

We look forward to seeing you, and if you have any questions, I'd love to hear from you.

Have a great weekend,

Sally

Sally Daly
NYCI Youth 2030 Team
National Youth Council of Ireland
3 Montague Street
Dublin 2

P.S. These events are taking place as part of the Youth2030 One World Week Festival 2023 ([link removed]) that runs from November 18th to 25th. Check out our other events below:
* Sharing Stories of Water ([link removed]) November 20th (Online, for all)

* Youth Worker Summit: Thinking, Talking, and Doing Youth Work ([link removed]) November 22nd (In person, for youth work practitioners)

* Young People’s Committee: A Focus on Poverty ([link removed]) November 24th (Online, for all)

* Youth Summit: Making Connections ([link removed]) November 25th (In person, for young people)

Youth 2030 is a partnership between NYCI and Irish Aid, working in consortia with Concern Worldwide, Maynooth University and Trócaire to deliver Global Youth Work and Development Education to the youth sector.

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