UCD ‘Social Justice & the City’ essay competition 2024
11th Mar, 2024
Clúid Housing always welcomes the opportunity to engage with others in the development of social and affordable housing policy, including academic institutions. We were therefore delighted to collaborate for the fourth time with the UCD School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice in hosting a competition for third year students of the BSc in Social Justice earlier this month. Students of the module ‘Social Justice & the City’ entered an essay competition outlining their proposals for a new housing development promoting the theme of social justice.
Proposals were to include details of:
1.Theories of housing and home
2. The problems in the current housing system that the proposal responds to
3. The model of housing provision that is being proposed and why
Clúid staff (Fiona Dunkin – Housing Policy Manager and Andrew Daly, Policy & Research Coordinator), Clúid residents (members of Clúid’s National Residents Advisory Group – NRAG – Mary Osakwe, Adina Bocotan and Michelle McGoldrick) and module coordinator and UCD School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice Lecturer/Assistant Professor Michael Byrne judged the entries.
We are delighted to announce the joint winners, who will each be awarded a €250 voucher:
Cara Kennedy | Juno Kostick | Kitty Sharry |
Click here to read Cara Kennedy’s essay entry | Click here to read Juno Kostick’s essay entry | Click here to read Kitty Sharry’s essay entry |
Congratulations to all three winning students!
Our Stories
-
26th Jul, 2024
Stepping Stones
read more -
13th Jun, 2024
The Elsie Black Oral History Project
read more -
13th Jun, 2024
Building Thriving Communities
read more
Latest News
-
12th Nov, 2024
Call for Tenders: Evaluating the Classification of Approved Housing Bodies (AHBs) in Ireland
read more -
6th Nov, 2024
Applications are open for 230 new Cost Rental homes in Tallaght from 26% below market rents
read more -
29th Oct, 2024
Simon Brooke Lecture 2024 - Outcomes and Recommendations
read more