Racism in Irish Sport
Irish athletes from minority backgrounds have described walking away from football altogether because the racism they encountered made the sport feel unsafe and unwelcoming. Several players shared that the abuse they faced—both on the pitch and from the sidelines—was so persistent that continuing to play no longer felt possible.
Presentation of the Peter Norman Humanitarian Award for Sport 2024
Citations were written by Dr. John Carlos (Bronze Medal 200M, Mexico Olympics, 1968), Matt Norman (nephew of Peter) and by Ken Mc Cue on behalf of Dr. Edwards.
Beyond the Human Zoos
This Human Zoo (Ireland) exhibition is a project of the International Decade for People of African Descent
The exhibition 'The Human Zoos' at Blanchardstown Public Library
Insaka-Ireland has the pleasure of inviting you to the opening of the exhibition 'The Human Zoos' at Blanchardstown Public Library on June 10 at 6pm.
2024 Department of Sociology Commencement Ceremony
2024 Department of Sociology Commencement Ceremony, May 13, 2024 at 9:00 AM, Zellerbach Hall UC Berkeley
African Coaches Matter supported by Insaka-Ireland
We don't have to be great to get started, but we have to get started to be great!!! CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE COACHES!!!
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