From Farmyards to Blackboards: AgriKids Farm Safety Ambassador Programme Returns for 2027!
Irish Rural Link open applications for national community-led farm safety programme Today, Irish Rural Link has announced that primary schools nationwide can sign up for the AgriKids Farm Safety Ambassador Programme. Now in its third year, the popular initiative brings practical, curriculum-embedded farm safety education into classrooms while strengthening connections with local farming communities. Funded […]
Nearly Half of Older Teenagers Are Struggling, New Research Finds
The Shona Project’s Perfect Storm report highlights growing pressure on young people prompting launch of new boys’ pilot programme MARK Nearly half (47%) of older teenagers aged 16 – 19 surveyed are struggling with pressure, anxiety and uncertainty about the future, according to new research published today by The Shona Project. The findings come from […]
We need offline communities
In a time when climate anxiety and fear of large-scale societal changes are at a ‘That world that’s in your pocket is not the world, the world is the one that lies before your feet, and the people that we meet.’ – Tom Rosenthal, You Might Find Yours In January, we made the trip to Ennistymon […]
Are you Ireland’s next Food, Drink or Ingredients Entrepreneur?
Ireland’s leading accelerator for high-potential food and drink start-ups, Food Works, today announced the call for applications to its 2026 programme.
Championing Change: A Community led Approach to Farm Safety Launches Nationwide
Irish Rural Link launches new farm safety programme to combat labour and social isolation concerns for Irish farmers.
The Shona Project Publish Report Highlighting Pressures Facing Teenage Girls in Ireland
Survey reveals 67% feel schools are unsafe and 89% silently struggle with anxiety and worry.
Giving climate a voice on World Environment Day
It can be difficult to speak about the climate crisis on days like World Environment Day without feeling like you are virtue signalling or jumping on a trend. We often advise clients not to do anything for these “marker days” if they are doing so solely for the sake of content as we believe that […]
Communicating Climate Initiatives
There is no doubt that communicating climate initiatives is a challenging task. Any attempt to change consumer behaviour, policy or services can lead to complications, misunderstandings, or dislike from those opposed to divergence from the norm. With the release of the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) ‘Climate Change in the Irish Mind’ report we wanted to […]
Climate News vs Mainstream News
In our line of work, it’s important for us to have our finger on the pulse in relation to current affairs. This means our team consistently offer one another thorough updates on what we’ve seen in the media, our thoughts on it, and what it means to our business. Our Monday meetings are often tangential, […]
4 Ways You Can Combat Climate Fatigue
At times, the Climate Crisis can feel overwhelming. It can be hard to see if any real change can be made, or if we are too late to fix the damage that has been done. These feelings of hopelessness and inadequacy can develop into crisis fatigue. Crisis fatigue can originate in an individual when we […]