Gillian Kearns 🏳️‍⚧️🇦🇪

@jonkskearns.bsky.social

Multiply ND (Autistic, ADHD, Dyspraxic) Agender (she/they), co-founder of NeuroPride Ireland and Director of Disabled Women Ireland "nothing about us, without us"

📢 Call for Participation 📢 Call for Participation The GenCare project, based at the Centre for Disability Law and Policy University of Galway, is looking for young disabled people, aged 18-24, to be co-researchers. More details and how to apply 👇 open.substack.com/pub/disabili... #Spéirgorm

Call for Participation: GenCare project looking for young disabled people to be co-researchers

Image: Logo for GenCare project based at the Centre for Disability Law and Policy, University of Galway.

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Second of our Access Media sessions for @dw-ireland.bsky.social with @dpnewshubie.bsky.social focusing on enablers and barriers for Disabled people to work with media production (in front & behind the camera/stage). Free but sign up required. #Spéirghorm #DisabilityRights

Disabled Women Ireland@dw-ireland.bsky.social · 2mo ago

The second session of our Access Media, on Accessing Production Spaces is taking place on the 18th of August. Grab your tickets here: www.eventbrite.ie/e/access-med... Supported by @cnam-ie.bsky.social and delivered with the Disability Participation News Hub

You sometimes see Government TDs pointing out that Ireland isn’t unique in the world in having a housing crisis. But this graph in today’s Financial Times shows just how extreme ours is compared to the places elsewhere, which also describe themselves as a in a housing crisis.

The share of young adults living with their parents is climbing in many countries and cities, with Ireland leading the way % of people aged 25-34 who live with their parents. National averages vs major regions

[5 line graphs. Ireland’s is sharply above 40% since 2010. The rest show US, U.K., Canada and Australia. The next highest result is the US at just over 20%]