Repeal Week poster. Repeal Week was a massive collaborative event, organised by the Feminist Society with the purpose of informing, engaging and motivating students to join the campaign to repeal the 8th amendment and/or become informed on the topic. March 2017.
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Plan of action for the Maynooth Strike4Repeal day of action. This was publicised across the Maynooth Feminist Society social media and put up around the campus. March 2017.
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Panelists of the Repeal Panel event. From left to right: poet Clara Rose Thornton, influencer James Kavanagh, writer and comedian Tara Flynn, founder of Repeal Project Anna Cosgrave, past Equality Officer of the Maynooth Students Union Síona Cahill. March 2017.
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Poster advertising the Maynooth Feminist Society’s Repeal Panel event, part of their week long ‘Repeal Week’ in March 2017.
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Members of the Maynooth Feminist Society and Maynooth Pro-Choice Society with panelists during Repeal Week 2.0 in October 2017. Back row, left to right: Emma Louise Dillon, Jen Keane-Molloy, unknown, Moynagh Sullivan, Dr Sinead Kennedy, Aimee Butler, Katelyn Hanna, Anna Cosgrave,
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Katelyn Hanna, Aoife Stapleton and Emma Gallagher, members of the Maynooth Feminist society, introducing the Panel4Repeal guests at their Repeal Week event in 2017.
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Katelyn Hanna and Emma Gallagher, members of the Maynooth Feminist Society, at a Students For Choice Repeal the 8th demonstration organised by the Union of Students of Ireland (USI) in June 2017. Katelyn and Emma live-streamed this demonstration across the Feminist Society social
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A factsheet explaining the importance of direct interaction in persuading politicians to support a referendum to repeal the eighth amendment. Voters are encouraged to explain to their representatives that they are pro-choice and expect their interests to be represented. The facts
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A small 4-page booklet providing information about ARC, its structure, aims and history, and information on how to get involved. This was part of ARC's civic engagement programme in anticipation of a referendum to repeal the Eighth Amendment, and was intended to attract and inter
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A submission to the United Nations Committee Against Torture (UNCAT), referring to the committee's adoption of a List of Issues on Ireland, in advance of the Committee's meetings in July and August 2017. The submission identifies the constitutional prohibition on abortion in Irel
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ARC's official submission to the Citizens' Assembly on the Eighth Amendment. The submission outlines the reasons why ARC believes the Eighth Amendment be repealed and legislation enabling free, safe and legal abortion care be enacted. It also contains the personal testimony of 50
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A 31-page booklet providing information and support for existing and new ARC Regional Groups. ARC worked in 2016 and 2017 to increase and strengthen its regional group network, and this toolkit document was designed to compile and make available all the resources regional groups
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