Upcoming Events 

Sat 18th Dec 2021, 13:30-14:30 (US  EST) ) | 3:30 – 4:30 (JST),  1st Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things for Digital Health (AIIOT4DH) with Speaker Assoc. Prof. Naonori Kodate organised by University of Calabria, Italy / IEEE SMC, etc. 

Thur 16th Dec 2021, 10:55 - 11:40 (France) | 18:55 – 19:40 (Japan) Webinar with Speaker Assoc. Prof. Naonori Kodate  'Care-led innovation: The case of eldercare in France and Japan' INNOVCARE Project 1st Annual Forum

Fri 10th Dec 2021 - 10am to 1pm, Symposium showcasing a number approaches in embedding principles and practices of Social Justice within teaching and learning, Location: UCD Health Sciences Centre, Belfield, Dublin 4.

Thur 9th Dec 2021, Asst. Prof. Orla Kelly 'Achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals' as part of the UCD In Conversation series organized by the UCD Alumni Relations office in conjunction with the UCD Earth Institute.

Latest Events

26th Nov 2021 at 3pm, Webinar 'Linguistic Domination: A Republican Approach to Linguistic Justice' with Sergi Morales-Gálvez, Depart. of Politics and Public Administration, University of Limerick, organised by Dr Marie Moran. Director of the UCD Equality Studies Centre and co-convenor of the PSAI series    

24th Nov 2021 at 1pm, Webinar ' Decade of Centenaries Programme - Forbidden Love: Same-sex relationships in early 20th century Ireland', involving Asst. Prof. Mary McAuliffe in panel discussion with Dr. Averill Earls, historian, writer and Assistant Professor at Mercyhurst University, Pennslyvania

16th Nov 2021, 2.30 to 4pm. Online Launch of SERP report Confronting the Harm: Documenting the prostitution experiences and impacts on health and wellbeing of women accessing the Health Service Executive Women’s Health Service.

11th  Nov 2021, Seminar with speaker Prof. Kiri Paramore (Professor of Asian Studies, University College Cork) 'Imagining Globality: a comparative analysis of the significance of “liberal internationalism” as a political concept in modern Japan & China', organised by Assoc. Prof. Naonori Kodate. 

Recent Events

27th Oct 2021, Ursula Barry, UCD Emeritus Associate Professor, presented results of research findings on Gender Equality, the Care Economy and the EU Covid-19 Recovery Plan to the European Parliament 

27th Oct 2021, 6pm Book launch UCD Campus Bookshop in accordance with Covid safety guidelines Professor Brian Fanning (2021) Three Roads to the Welfare State: Liberalism, Soc. Democracy and Christian Democracy - Policy Press 

Oct 26th - 30th 2021, Erasmus+ INORP hosts Intensive Programme at University College Dublin for 40 academics and students from Finland, Czech Republic, Portugal, Belgium and Ireland with a focus on approaches to service user participation in social work

Oct. 19th & 22nd 2021: Talk & Screening of Documentary Film “Circuits of Care: Ageing and Japan’s Robot Revolution” organised by Assoc. Prof. Nao Kodate; Maynooth University Research Week, 19 October 2021 & University College Cork – Irish Institute of Japanese Studies Seminar Series , 22 October 2021.

Oct 21st 2021, Invited talk by Asst. Prof. Orla Kelly 'Inequality, Emissions, and Sustainable Human Wellbeing as part of the Asia Pacific Disaster Mental Health Network Series

Oct 14th  2021: Dr Naonori Kodate, on behalf of the UCD Centre for Japanese Studies, organised a webinar entitled 'Journeys to Japan: from Culture to Technology' with speaker Dr Denisa Butnau, Universität Konstanz, Germany

Oct 14th 2021: Dr Ernesto Vasquez del Aguila, UCD School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice with UCD School of Nursing, Midwifery & Health System & Support of the Global Engagement Seed Fund 2020 organised a webinar ' The Mouth of the Shark: Central American Mothers Seeking Refuge and Hope in the USA' with speaker Professor Susan Terrio, Georgetown University, Washington, USAOct 14 Ernesto Terrio webinar

Oct.  11-13th 2021: Assoc. Prof. Naonori Kodate is presenting a poster ‘When the COVID-19 pandemic hit nursing homes in Japan: proactive strategies for community infections and organizational resilience’ at The European Geriatric Medicine Society Congress, Athens, Greece

Oct. 8th, 2021: One day virtual conference - Disclosure of Sexual Abuse: encouragement, facilitation, and support - organised by Asst. Prof. Joe Mooney and funded by the Irish Research Council and UCD Seed Funding

Oct. 8th, 2021: Assoc. Prof. Naonori Kodate is presenting ‘Incident-Reporting Systems to Improving Patient Safety in Japanese Hospitals’ at the Annual Meeting on Society for Social Studies of Science (4S) Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada

Oct 7th, 2021: Dr Naonori Kodate, on behalf of UCD Centre for Japanese Studies & PSU Centre for Japanese Studies,  organised a webinar on the topic of 'Digital disruption, political pressure and new opportunities' with speaker Mr Bill Emmott, former Editor in Chief of The Economist & Chair of the Japan Society of the UK.

Oct 8th, 2021: PhD Student Ali Bakir Hamoudi with supervisors Stephan Köppe & Nessa Winstron presented a paper ‘Civil society organisations’ accountability patterns in Iraq: Why are some CSOs more responsive to the demands of the poor?’ 8th EMES International Research Conference on Social Enterprise

Oct 6th, 2021: Launch in Geneva of Housing 2030 report co-authored by Geary Director, Prof. Michelle Norris

Sept 24th, 2021: Webinar entitled 'The Ungovernability Objection Against Liquid Democracy' with speaker Chiara Valsangiacomo organised by Dr Marie Moran, Director of ESC and co-convenor of the PSAI seminar series

Sept 22nd, 2021: Webinar entitled 'White Migration and Privilege through a Qualitative Mixed Methods Approach by recent PhD graduate and IRC Postgraduate Fellow, Tara McGuinness.

Sept 18th, 2021: Asst. Prof. Dorota Szelewa addressed EU citizens at the Conference on the Future of Europe: Citizens in the Spotlight

April 2021: Asst. Prof. Mick Byrne presented ‘Experiences of 'home' in the Irish private rental sector: a qualitative research study of the experiences of tenants during the COVID-19 pandemic’ as par of the Focus Ireland Seminar Series.

April 2021: Prof. Aisling Swaine joined with co-authors in Webinar to discuss debates within their book (2020)  Humanitarianism and Human Rights: A World of Differences, Edited by Michael M. Barnett, Published by Cambridge university press.