Securing Climate Justice Through Community-Led Development

21 Oct 2026
Online
9:30 am - 12:30 pm
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This interactive training session is designed for organisations working directly with communities and aims to connect climate action with issues of inequality, access, and participation.  

This training will support participants to:  

  • Understand climate justice and why it matters in a community development context  
  • Explore how climate change and climate policy impact different groups unequally  
  • Identify practical ways to integrate climate justice into existing programmes and services  
  • Build confidence in supporting communities to engage with climate-related issues.

Who should attend

This training is aimed at community and voluntary organisations, community development workers and youth workers.

How to register

  • You can book places for yourself and/or colleagues by clicking the button below.
  • This event will take place on Zoom.
  • Closed Captions can be enabled by attendees.
  • Please email [email protected] if you have any special requirements or accessibility needs.

Your speaker(s) / trainer(s)

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Speakers: Róisín Greaney Climate Justice Researcher
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Speakers: Dr Kieran Harrahill Climate Justice Researcher

Róisín Greaney

Róisín Greaney is a climate justice researcher at TASC and is currently working with communities in Galway City and the South Kerry Gaeltacht to explore how climate action can reduce inequality and enable local development.

Dr Kieran Harrahill

Dr Kieran Harrahill is a climate justice researcher with TASC. He completed a PhD examining beef farmer engagement in the bioeconomy and its potential to support a just transition. Between 2022 and 2024, Kieran served as Senior Researcher in Climate Justice at TASC, leading research on community-led local development for climate justice.  

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€85.00–€150.00 21 Oct 2026 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
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