Tag: consent
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Universities across Ireland and the EU fight to stop gender-based violence
The USI held a campaign to stop gender-based violence across universities in Ireland as part of the It…
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DCU and NCI investigating destroyed consent display
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DCU and the National College of Ireland (NCI) are investigating Monday night’s destruction of a consent display in…
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Consent display destroyed in DCU
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A display in DCU’S Student Centre highlighting the topic of consent was destroyed on Monday evening.
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Asking for It depicts lad culture on stage in the Abbey Theatre
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Asking for It at the Abbey Theatre is a chilling depiction of ‘lad culture’ perpetrating rape culture as Louise…
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The consent question
Ever since the #MeToo campaign, it is not unusual to log onto Twitter or listen to the radio…
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Are consent classes effective?
Too often in education we are simply taught that 2+2=4. You write it down in your copy and…
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Learning the difference between a no and a maybe
As if sex, the most natural thing that brings both genders together, is something that needs to be…
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Flirting with misogyny
The #metoo campaign has faced some harsh criticism. Adam Daly spoke to Dr Rosaleen McElvaney to get an…
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Podge Henry SU Spread
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Helping with the vast numbers of students seeking accommodation has been his “most stressful time by far” according…
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It Stops Now campaign comes to DCU
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DCU has lent official support for the It Stops Now campaign which aims to prevent sexual harassment and…
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Opinion: Students say ‘no’ to consent classes
Consent classes in University College Dublin (UCD) have been cancelled due to a lack of interest but this…
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UCD consent classes cancelled due to lack of interest
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UCD’s Student Union had to cancel classes on sexual consent due to a lack of interest by the…
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Understanding consent: it is okay to say no
Following the broadcast of author Louise O’Neill’s documentary ‘Asking for it’, opinion editor Shirley Donlon discusses the definition…
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FemSoc host consent talk by Dublin Rape Crisis Centre
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Dr Patricia Barker of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre spoke to DCU students about rape and consent