The only Irish person recognised as Righteous Among the Nations for saving Jewish children during the Holocaust. A fascinating character for many reasons, her work during the Spanish Civil War and...
‘Against The Wire’ from Moria refugee camp, meets Mustapha, an interpreter with Medical Volunteers International; Jameela, a mother trying to bring up her children in the camp; Adrianna, a medic with...
New Irish poets and editors from Nigeria, Zimbabwe, India and South Africa give us an in-depth look at diversity in Irish writing and publishing. Nidhi Zak/Aria Eipe, Christie Kandiwa, Chandrika...
From Tamra to Tel Aviv, Nazareth to Jerusalem, listen to members of Mahapach-Taghir (change in Hebrew-Arabic) and Sadaka-Reut (friendship in Arabic-Hebrew), and to women from all communities, to see...
Producer Bairbre Flood talks to students and teachers and examines what the education system can learn from the success of this iconic Cork school.
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Members of Atheist Ireland (Dublin & Cork), parents who are bringing up their children outside religion; and an ex-Muslim, ex-Hindu, and ex-Catholic speak frankly about their experiences. We talk to...
‘features some profound conversations about life in and life after Ireland’s asylum system, and touches music, belonging, identity, racism, activism.’ – Right To Remain Three women describe their...
‘The experiences and ideas of people forced to flee from their homes are often left out of the global conversation on migration but documentaries like The Hungry Road provide us opportunities to...