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November 2019
Social enterprises in Northern Ireland: Promoting business for social good
How can businesses help society? We explore Northern Ireland's growing social enterprise sector.
Find out more »Climate Jobs and a Just Transition: Responding to our Climate Emergency
As a society we have passed a ‘tipping point’ on addressing the climate and ecological crisis; politicians and decision-makers globally are ‘playing catch up’ with recent mobilisations demanding greater and faster action on our climate crisis. The most recent climate science stresses the scale and urgency of reducing greenhouse emissions. In order to meet the goal of the 2015 Paris Agreement to stay below two degrees warming, global emissions will have to peak less than a year from now and…
Find out more »Sex work and the law: The implementation of the Nordic Model in N. Ireland
Everything you wanted to know about sex work, but were afraid to ask!
Find out more »December 2019
GE2019: Post-election Analysis and Brexit Clinic
Why not come along for some post-election dissection with a side of Brexit analysis thrown in.
Find out more »January 2020
Brexit, Citizens’ Assemblies and the future of Democracy in the UK
Join us for our first event of 2020 with Dr Alan Renwick from the UCL Constitution Unit. Registration from 6pm; talk starts 6.30pm.
Find out more »Repowering Democracy? Community participation in the energy transition
This interactive session explores energy democracy and community participation in the energy transition with a focus on citizen energy in Northern Ireland.
Find out more »February 2020
Queen’s Policy Engagement Post-Brexit Clinic – February 2020
Join us for what promises to be the first post-Brexit Clinic here at Queen's Policy Engagement.
Find out more »March 2020
A Women’s Constitution: Won for All?
What would a woman-friendly constitution look like? Would a women-friendly constitution benefit other marginalised groups? How might it happen? Join us for this International Women's Day Event to explore these questions and others.
Find out more »A Women’s Constitution: Won for All?
Conversations on the constitutional status of Northern Ireland are flourishing in public and behind the scenes. So far, most of these conversations have focused on UK union, Irish unity and their implications for rights, equality, health, education and the economy. The impacts of constitutional change on women’s and other marginalised lives are rarely considered. This International Women’s Day event is an opportunity, open to all, to consider the following: what would a woman-friendly constitution look like? Would a women-friendly constitution…
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