FULL EPISODE: The Reality of Racism in Ireland; Experiencing The International Protection System; and Neurodiverse Gaming
YounifiedShow Notes
In this episode: Bukky Adebowale, policy education officer at the Irish Network Against Racism, and Dr Ebun Joseph, CEO of the Institute of Antiracism and Black Studies and Ireland's special rapporteur on racial equality and racism, explore the reality of racism in Ireland. We’ll also meet a man with lived experience of the international protection system to hear his story and why it inspired him to pursue studies in law. And finally we'll talk about the gaming convention aimed specifically at the neurodiverse community.
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