This thematic excerpt was derived from interviews with Repeal activists conducted for the project “Sharing Best Practices in how Civil Society Organisations use the Internet in Organising and Building for Socio-Economic Rights and Trust” funded by the Irish Research Council (IRC)

Reproductive rights | Pro-choice movement | Abortion

  Mixed Types

This thematic excerpt was derived from interviews with Repeal activists conducted for the project “Sharing Best Practices in how Civil Society Organisations use the Internet in Organising and Building for Socio-Economic Rights and Trust” funded by the Irish Research Council (IRC)

Reproductive rights | Pro-choice movement | Abortion

  Mixed Types

This thematic excerpt was derived from interviews with Repeal activists conducted for the project “Sharing Best Practices in how Civil Society Organisations use the Internet in Organising and Building for Socio-Economic Rights and Trust” funded by the Irish Research Council (IRC)

Reproductive rights | Pro-choice movement | Abortion

  Mixed Types

The interviewee is a GP living in Cork City. In her childhood she was brought leafleting on issues at an early age, and as a teenager had access to second wave feminist books such as The Feminine Mystic. She became involved in Student Union activism in University and joined the c

Abortion | reproductive rights | Protest movements

  Mixed Types

Report from the project “Sharing Best Practices in how Civil Society Organisations use the Internet in Organising and Building for Socio-Economic Rights and Trust”. Funded by the Irish Research Council (IRC) and sponsored by the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC)

Reproductive rights | Social Media | Online dispute resolution

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