- Read more: Against the Odds: How Community Education supports Lone Parents to fulfil their potential
Drawing on the experience of 8 community education providers in Ireland, this paper explores the impact of community education on lone parents who often face disproportionate risks of poverty and social exclusion, with recommendations for policy development and service improvements to enable lone parents to take up further education, training and employment.
- Read more: Social Justice Matters: 2026 guide to a fairer Irish society
In ‘Social Justice Matters: 2026 guide to a fairer Irish society’ Social Justice Ireland presents a detailed analysis of a range of key matters which are central to social justice; a vision of Ireland’s future as a just and sustainable society and sets out policy proposals grounded in the common good.
- Read more: Pride and poverty: a study of the economic challenges in the LGBTQ+ community
New report published by TASC – Think-tank for Action on Social Change, Outhouse LGBTQ+ Centre, and EAPN Ireland: Pride and poverty: a study of the economic challenges in the LGBTQ+ community.
- Read more: Poverty Focus 2025
Social Justice Ireland has published a report, “Poverty Focus 2025″, that examines the nature and experiences of poverty in Ireland.
- Read more: Paying the Price: The cost and impact of imprisonment on families in Ireland
The Irish Penal Reform Trust has published “Paying the Price: The cost and impact of imprisonment on families in Ireland”.
- Read more: Budget Choices 2026
Social Justice Ireland published a report on ‘Budget choices 2026’ on 2 July 2025.
- Read more: Adjusting estimates of poverty for the cost of disability
The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission and the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has published a new study: Adjusting estimates of poverty for the cost of disability. This study explores the economic impact of disability on households. The study’s findings show that households with a disabled member face significant financial burdens related to…







