Cross-border Global Education with Dr Caroline Murphy

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Reimagining Development

Centre for Global Education

12 episodes

1 day ago

Reimagining Development is the podcast of the Centre for Global Education, a development non-governmental organisation based in Ireland. The podcast aims to discuss new ways of thinking about and practicing global education and international development with leading thinkers, activists, authors and practitioners in both sectors. Every episode takes a deep dive into how we learn about global issues and how we can reimagine development to create a world that is equitable, just and sustainable. The podcast aims to present new ways of thinking about and acting to change our world.

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Cross-border Global Education with Dr Caroline Murphy

Reimagining Development

22 minutes 55 seconds

1 year ago

Cross-border Global Education with Dr Caroline Murphy

Caroline Murphy is the CEO of Comhlámh, the Irish Association of International Development Workers and Volunteers. She has considerable experience of the Irish international development and global education sectors having previously worked with Financial Justice Ireland, Children in Crossfire and the Centre for Global Education. With work experience on both sides of the Irish border in different capacities – research, strategic planning, and policy development – Caroline brings real insight to the question of how we can work effectively in global education on a cross-border basis.

The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in the podcast series are the speakers’ own and do not necessarily represent those of the Centre for Global Education.