Tag Archives: children’s charity

Marie Moran, UCD School of Social Justice

Posted on September 12, 2011 by planirl

Marie Moran is a post-doctoral scholar at the UCD School of Social Justice. She has taught on the Equality Studies programme in UCD since 2005, delivering undergraduate modules on ‘Global Justice’ and ‘Social Justice Movements’, as well as teaching on … Continue reading →

Posted in Charity, Irish Media, Politics, TV, Womens Rights | Tagged Because I am a Girl, children's charity, Equality Studies, feminism, girl's rights, Marie Moran, Plan Ireland, School of Social Justice, UCD, women's rights | 1 Comment

Because I am a…Kiss Magazine Girl

Posted on September 5, 2011 by planirl

We recently teamed up with Kiss Magazine, Ireland’s only teen magazine, and asked Kiss readers what does it mean to them to be a girl. These are the top quotes we received from Kiss readers Aoife, Kelly, Katy, Nikki, Marie, Kim, Megan, Caoimhe … Continue reading →

Posted in Charity, Media, Womens Rights | Tagged Because I Am a Girl Campaign, children's charity, girl's rights, KISS magazine, Plan Ireland | Leave a comment

Margaret E. Ward, journalist & broadcaster

Posted on August 22, 2011 by planirl

Margaret E. Ward is a award-winning journalist, broadcaster and managing director of Clear Ink. She spent most of her print journalism career as a business columnist for The Irish Times and Editor of The Sunday Times’ Money section. Since 2010, … Continue reading →

Posted in Charity, Irish Media, Media, Politics, TV, Womens Rights | Tagged Because I am a Girl, BIAAG, children's charity, Clear Ink, girl's rights, Irish Times, Margaret E. Ward, Newstalk, Plan Ireland, RTE, Sunday Times, The List, TV3, Women on Air, women's rights | Leave a comment

Anna Ryan, Strategic Planner

Posted on August 15, 2011 by planirl

Anna Ryan is a strategic planner at Chemistry ad agency in Dublin. She has lived and worked in Dublin, Paris and Vancouver and worked on campaigns for Barnardos, HeadWay and BrainTrust North America. She’s also part of the team involved … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Charity, Womens Rights | Tagged Anna Ryan, Because I am a Girl, Chemistry ad agency, children's charity, girl's rights, international development, Plan Ireland, women's rights | Leave a comment

Angela Scanlon, Stylist, Fashion writer & Presenter

Posted on August 8, 2011 by planirl

Self-confessed fashion-addict, Angela Scanlon, has a high profile across all facets of the media. She is a stylist and fashion writer for multiple home-grown and international publications including Grazia, Tatler and The Sunday Times STYLE Magazine; a presenter and reporter … Continue reading →

Posted in Beauty, Charity, FAshion, Irish Media, TV, Womens Rights | Tagged angela scanlon, Because I am a Girl, children's charity, girl's rights, Plan Ireland | 1 Comment

Mary Mitchell O’Connor TD

Posted on August 2, 2011 by planirl

Mary Mitchell O’Connor TD was elected to Dáil Éireann on her first attempt in the 2011 General Election. She had previously served on Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council after being elected on her first attempt in June 2004 and re-elected … Continue reading →

Posted in Charity, Irish Media, Politics, Uncategorized, Womens Rights | Tagged Because I am a Girl, children's charity, girl's rights, Mary Mitchell O'Connor TD, Plan Ireland | Leave a comment

Madeline Hawke, Irish Feminist Network

Posted on July 26, 2011 by planirl

Madeline Hawke co-founded, and is now Coordinator of, the Irish Feminist Network and is also the Young Women’s Development Worker at the National Women’s Council of Ireland. Originally from Canberra, Australia, she came to Ireland to study Gender and Women’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Charity, Irish Media, Media, Politics, Uncategorized, Womens Rights | Tagged Because I am a Girl, children's charity, developing world, feminism, girl's rights, irish feminist network, madeline hawke, national womens council of ireland, Plan Ireland, trinity college | Leave a comment

Ann O’Dea, Editor-in-chief, Businessandleadership.com

Posted on July 11, 2011 by planirl

Ann O’Dea is a founder-director of Whitespace Publishing Group and Siliconrepublic.com, and is Editor-in-chief of Business & Leadership, Ireland’s online resource for business and management news. She is also editor of Irish Director magazine. Originally a Master’s graduate in Arts, … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Charity, Irish Media, Uncategorized, Womens Rights | Tagged Because I am a Girl, Business & Leadership, children's charity, girl's rights, Irish Director, Plan Ireland, publishing, Silicon Republic | 2 Comments

Kellie Dalton, Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability

Posted on June 27, 2011 by planirl

Kellie Dalton is a promoter of all that is green. A self-confessed corporate responsibility and sustainability geek, Kellie works in many ways to highlight environmental and social issues in business; as a marketing executive with Business in the Community(Corporate Responsibility … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Business, Charity, FAshion, Irish Media, Uncategorized, Womens Rights | Tagged Business in the Community, children's charity, CSR, ethical fashion, girl's rights, Kellie Dalton, Plan Ireland, Redress, sustainability | 1 Comment