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In early summer 2020 a wave of sexual harassment and misconduct accusations hit the French developer and publisher Ubisoft. As June gave way to July gave way to August leading figures in the company including but not limited to Creative…

Holding business leaders accountable for the diverse, open and inclusive office environments they claim to foster is long overdue as these buzz words have sadly become clichés that sit on the ‘About’ page of company’s websites. We are…

In today’s episode of The Behavioural Vaccine Pádraig & Kate discuss the Overton Window, that spectrum of acceptability of ideas at a particular point in time. They chat about changes in this has impacted the #BlackLivesMatter movement…

Vanessa Wye was fifteen when she first had sex with her English teacher, Jacob Strane. At thirty-two, some of Strane’s students come forward to accuse him of abuse, something that horrifies Vanessa. She doesn’t remember him abusing her.…

Sex is important. Not because its fun but to put it mildly, it keeps us going. The past few years have revealed trends that should cause concern. The #MeToo movement has been an incredibly publicised movement which has changed perceptions…

Greater accessibility of technology has created an interesting digital landscape. We each have the ability to connect with more people from around the planet than ever before. Our engagements with a diverse range of people always hold the…

Since releasing Branches Untangle back in 2006, Wallis Bird has established herself as a vital voice in Irish music. On top of this, she's a raucous live act. Now, with five albums and a big pile of awards behind her, she feels it's time to…

Dublin band MUNKY recently released a song titled 'One in Five'. All proceeds of the track are being donated to the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, including 1\5th of their EP proceeds. The song itself was written in response to sexual assault,…

“In Dublin’s fair City...I first laid my eyes on sweet Molly Malone” Molly Malone has become the renowned figurehead presiding over Dublin City, and her song the unrecognised anthem of Ireland. The bronze statue now rests on Suffolk…

Spoilers ahoy Houses of Cards I’m a junkie, a House of Cards junkie. And I’ve been like this for years. Mine is not a new addiction; it goes back to the original British TV 90s mini-series (that’s what we used to call them back then)…