It’s Ok To Not Be Ok A Mental Health Documentary from Cork A group of women discuss and share what mental health means to them, both on an individual and a cultural level, the importance of naming what you are dealing with, how they gauge their own mental health and what tips and steps they […]
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Love and Care for People powers Ireland National Diversity Awards to celebrate excellence of those who build bridges to unite communities By Good Day Cork Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Joanna Dukkipati, Founder of Good Day Cork (right)is one of ten to recieve Ireland National Diversity Award Cork organisation Love and
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Gift a good mood with a downloadable zine by Team Good Day Cork Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Would you like a special edition of Good Day Cork magazine to uplift your mood. This downloadable zine is filled with a selection of 5 articles from our vast catalogue. You will have
Integration is like a slow-waltz by Joanna Dukkipati Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp About Joanna Dukkipati, founder of Good Day Cork participated in ‘We Are Cork: Stories from a Diverse City’ – a collection of stories of integration in Cork City, capturing the perspective of those with lived experience of migrating
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Feeling life affirmed after talking about death and dying by Valerie Smith Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp (From left) Rosi Lalor, Louise O’Brien, Jeanie Jyanti Noonan – guest speakers at ‘Starting at The End’ Photo by José Bateira All houses have known death, and this knowledge binds us to one another.
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Starting at the End Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Valerie Smith (left) of Irish Hospice Foundation & Joanna Dukkipati (Good Day Cork Good Day Cork (GDC) and Irish Hospice Foundation (IHF) are teaming up to change the narrative on end of life, dying and death—starting with a light-hearted morning of storytelling
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Multilingual essay collection launched in Cork by Méabh Lonergan Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp (Standing on left) Editor Cethan Leahy, Writers – Pilar Miramontes Villarreal, Ana Špehar, Fahmeda & Ersha Naheed with Cllr. Dan Boyle, at the launch Photo credit: Dean Breslin Good Day Cork was delighted to launch our publication
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You are what you eat & you are what you read – your next big diet by Team Good Day Cork Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Photo by Vegan Liftz We have all heard the age old saying; ‘You are what you eat’. With this in mind we strive to consume
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Multilingual essay collection ‘Pathways’ coming soon by Team Good Day Cork Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Good Day Cork is thrilled to announce that our first multi-lingual collection of essays titled ‘Pathways’ will be released on 20th August during Heritage Week 2022 at the Living Commons. (More on that soon.) This project
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Media Diet Good Day Cork discusses media concepts We thought it’s pertinent to ask: What’s a media diet? What’s bias? And other burning questions. We’ve written a few detailed blogs to help you reflect on how you get your information, how it affects you and how you can manage it? We have a surprise coming
