Access 2000 Wexford CLG is a Community Development organisation, with Charitable Status, whose aim is the delivery of community education and training programmes as a means for people to enter into education, develop progression routes into further education or employment.
In 2014, ACCESS became one of the 17 members of the NCCWN (National Collective of Community Based Women’s Networks), funded under the Department of Justice Equality and Law Reform.
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Automatic inquests into all maternal deaths are now mandatory! After six years of campaigning and with the new law in place, the Elephant Collective felt
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On Tuesday 19th November, 2019 a motion will be brought before the Dáil to debate the right to personal assistance, which they see as an
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On Tuesday 19th November, 2019 a motion will be brought before the Dáil to debate the right to personal assistance, which they see as an important step towards building political support for legislat…Automatic inquests into all maternal deaths are now mandatory! After six years of campaigning and with the new law in place, the Elephant Collective felt it was appropriate to hold this final event at the Copper House Gallery in Dublin on Friday evening 15th November, to honour the women and all the families and to thank all the individuals, groups and communities who have worked to achieve this change.
Guest speakers – Clare Daly (MEP), Fleur van Leeuwen: Human rights with a gender perspective & Jo Murphy-Lawless or ‘Dr Jo’ as she is affectionately known, is a sociologist / activist par excellence.
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