Funding Call for Traveller Pride Week Events 19 – 30th May

Applications are open today for applications for Traveller Pride Week events around the country. The theme for 2025 is “Empowering the Future: The Next Generation of Irish Travellers”. To access an application form and guidelines – email travellerprideweek@gmail.com A national event – a Traveller Pride Week Concert – will take place in Dublin on 23rd […]

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Ireland Needs to Step Up Efforts to Eliminate Racism

On International Day Against Racism, Pavee Point Traveller and Roma centre reaffirms our commitment to challenging discrimination in all its forms. As we mark 40 years of advocating for equality and justice, we stand in solidarity with all communities affected by racism in Ireland and globally. In recent years, Ireland has made progress in acknowledging […]

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Vacancies

Pavee Point currently has vacancies for two positions – Coordinator, Pavee Point Drug & Alcohol Programme. Please see job description.  Application deadline – 3rd January 2025 Information Officer Please see job description.  Application deadline – 3rd January 2025 Application is by Pavee Point Application Form – Please see here. For further information please email – […]

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Celebrating 30 years of Primary Health Care for Travellers

A national conference to mark 30 years of Primary Health Care for Traveller Projects (PHCTPs) took place on  Wednesday 11th December, 2024, at Croke Park, Dublin. Traveller health has always been a major issue of concern for Pavee Point. Shocking statistics have highlighted the huge inequalities in health between Travellers and the general population. However, […]

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Conference – Travellers in the Arts – Opportunities and Challenges

Pavee Point Traveller & Roma Centre in partnership with The Arts Council iis hosting our Traveller arts event ‘Suni Arárk a Thadyr – Looking Ahead with Pride’  on Tuesday 28th  January at Pavee Point, Dublin. The aim of this event is to: promote Traveller human rights, cultural action and anti-racism within the arts give visibility […]

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