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Join FIRE! Peer Educators during Sexual Assault Awareness Month as they pose questions and engage in dialogue about various models of consent such as "Yes

Join FIRE! Peer Educators during Sexual Assault Awareness Month for a conversation about how substances impact one's ability to consent or not consent. RSVP

Ahead of the UN Human Rights Coun¬cil’s (“HRC” or “Coun¬¬cil”) 52nd session (27 Feb¬¬ruary-4 April 2023), we, the undersigned non-governmental orga¬nisa¬tions, write to urge your delegation to sup¬port a two-year extension of the mandate of the UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan (here¬after “Commission” or “CHRSS”) in full.

FOYODE Worried with Discrimination Towards Sex Workers

Well done to Darragh and Cian who represented Borrisokane Community College so well last week in BTYS in the RDS. Our 1st years and TYs got to visit the exhibit...

Response to community outcry is ineffective to meet the needs of students and survivors

Charlize Theron has broken her social media silence since calling Afrikaans a "dying language".

The University of New Mexico is providing a variety of support services and resources to the campus community impacted by the tragic shooting on the Albuquerque campus early Saturday morning. UNM students are always able to connect to care at anytime...

A new term of the Western Health and Social Care Trust’s (Western Trust) Recovery College will begin later this month.

The second year of the pandemic challenged young people all over the world, especially girls. Not only have COVID-19 outbreaks undermined youth’s physical and mental health, and increased their stress with prolonged lockdowns and pessimistic prospects. It also caused severe economic challenges, restricted educational opportunities, and increased online and offline gender-based violence. Huyen, 14 years old, from Lai Chau shares a dream during the pandemic. (Source: Plan International) “It al...