Europe,
United Through Our Uniqueness
United Through Our Uniqueness
Project Mission
2021, as challenging as it was with its global lockdowns, restrictions and regulations, humankind hopefully learned the very valuable lesson that charity, care and support for our fellow man truly begins at home and, although at times, we felt at the end of our tether, it might have been just the remedy we human beings needed to take, to truly cherish our individuality and uniqueness as a nation within the Europe Union. The Covid-19 Pandemic became a unique opportunity to learn to value who we are as citizens of the EU, and embrace our own specific distinctiveness, as we express our gratitude and respect equally for national individualities as a nation of EU nationalities.
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Project VisionCelebrating and highlighting the value of international individuality and uniqueness, as well as focusing on climate change, sustainability and the SDGs, was at the forefront of our TY student's choice of topics for our Communicating Europe Initiative 2021 publication.
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Target Audience
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We planned, wrote and assembled this publication with fellow European students in mind, taking in to account what it is like to grow up as a linguistic minority within the EU; the values put on preserving heritage, language and traditions; the advantages and/or disadvantages when it comes to being born into speaking and ethnic language and perhaps forcing the students to become bilingual to better gain work and education within the union? We raised a vast array of issues and subjects concerning the Irish students of Transition Year, Gaelcholáiste na Mara, challenging their critical thinking, pinpointing the changes they would like to see happen to strengthen their position in Europe.
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We're delighted to present our BioMeBioYou Communicating Europe Initiative 2021 E-magazine, created with the help of TY of Gaelcholáiste na Mara, Arklow.
* Read in your own time as pdf
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* Read for free on issuu.com
