FULL EPISODE: Citizenship Referendum Legacy; Rainbow Club Cork; and Dublin School of Mandarin Chinese
YounifiedShow Notes
In this episode, our panel discusses the legacy of the 2004 Citizenship Referendum, with Dr Ebun Joseph, executive producer of the Echoes of 2004 documentary, and two participants in the film who were personally affected, Toyosi Sanni and Mariam Sobayo. For What's Your Story, we’ll meet the woman behind the Rainbow Club Cork Centre for Autism, Karen O'Mahony. And on the Social Scene, we’ll hear from the Dublin School of Mandarin Chinese.
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