NGO communications: 7 things to never do again

Why we think that changing “mind sets” begins by changing NGO public communications.

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Why is 2015 the European Year for Development?

A short explanation of why 2015 is such an important year, and why it has been chosen as the European Year for Development.

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Challenging the stereotypes of “Africa”

Irish NGOs are working together to change attitudes and impressions of developing countries. Here are some examples of how they are doing that.

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Why are all eyes on Mexico this week?

This week, Dóchas member organisations and NGOs from around the world gather in Mexico, to see how their experience can help improve the world’s efforts to end poverty.

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It’s the economy, again. – A response to Siobhán McGee

Tom Roche of Just Forests reacts to Siobhán McGee’s article on changing business attitudes to development.

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On World Water Day, remember what water means

Last Saturday, March 22nd, marked World Water Day. An opportunity to reflect on the importance of safe and equitable access to water.

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The future of NGO communications?

New ads from the corporate world are using global development themes to boost sales.
Is this a good thing, and something for NGOs to learn from?

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Quick catch up: What you may have missed in global development.

A quick overview of the key global development stories over the 2013/2014 Christmas period.

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Irish attitudes towards ageing and the elderly in overseas development

A new survey, undertaken by Age Action Ireland, adds to the growing bank of knowledge of public attitudes to development.

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Attitudes towards Development Co-operation in Ireland: Implications for Development Education

Guest blog by Stephen McCloskey, Centre for Global Education, Belfast, commenting on a recent piece of research commissioned by Dóchas into public attitudes towards Development.

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