Education 100 years on: An SPHE Network ‘Citizenship Conference’ A conference organised by the SPHE Network 12th November 2016, Maynooth University Activity Room Time No. Registration & Tea/Coffee 8.30 09.15 – Posters & Resource Fair Welcome and Introductions 09.15 9.30 Dr. Margaret Nohilly, Chairperson, SPHE Network – Prof. Philip Nolan, President, Maynooth University Well-being and SPHE’’ ‘Identity 9.30 10.45 – Keynote Dialogue: Dr. Maeve O’Brien & Dr. Andrew O’Shea, DCU Institute of Education 11.00 12.00 – Parallel Paper & Workshop Sessions Does It Mean to Be Irish? Children of Nigerian Immigrants, ‘What Resilience, and the GAA’: Assistant Prof. Donald R. McClure, St. Cherishing John’s University, NYC. Children Equally in a Rights, Equal Opportunities, Cherishing all Citizens of the ‘Equal Pluralist Nation Equally: A 100 years after the Proclamation where do Ireland Asylum Seeking Children and their Parents fit in?’: Stephen Ng’ang’a, Kimmage Development Studies Centre. schools, empowering pupils: Embedding Human ‘Empowering Rights Education in the formal and hidden curriculum’: Dr. Anne Emerging Marie Kavanagh, DCU Institute of Education. Pedagogy in Citizenship curriculum developments and citizenship education’: ‘Future Education Colm O’Cadhain, NCCA. Education through a revised Relationship and ‘Citizenship Sexuality Education curriculum?’: Dr. Margaret Nohilly, Mary Sexual Immaculate College. Citizenship
‘Citizenship Education 100 years on: An SPHE Network Conference’ A conference organised by the SPHE Network 12th November 2016, Maynooth University Time Activity Room No. 8.30 – 09.15 Registration & Tea/Coffee Posters & Resource Fair 09.15 – 9.30 Welcome and Introductions Dr. Margaret Nohilly, Chairperson, SPHE Network Prof. Philip Nolan, President, Maynooth University 9.30 – 10.45 ‘Identity Well-being and SPHE’’ Keynote Dialogue: Dr. Maeve O’Brien & Dr. Andrew O’Shea, DCU Institute of Education 11.00 – 12.00 Parallel Paper & Workshop Sessions Cherishing Children Equally in a Pluralist Ireland ‘What Does It Mean to Be Irish? Children of Nigerian Immigrants, Resilience, and the GAA’: Assistant Prof. Donald R. McClure, St. John’s University, NYC. ‘Equal Rights, Equal Opportunities, Cherishing all Citizens of the Nation Equally: A 100 years after the Proclamation where do Asylum Seeking Children and their Parents fit in?’: Stephen Ng’ang’a, Kimmage Development Studies Centre. Emerging Pedagogy in Citizenship Education ‘Empowering schools, empowering pupils: Embedding Human Rights Education in the formal and hidden curriculum’: Dr. Anne Marie Kavanagh, DCU Institute of Education. ‘Future curriculum developments and citizenship education’: Colm O’Cadhain, NCCA. Sexual Citizenship ‘Citizenship Education through a revised Relationship and Sexuality Education curriculum?’: Dr. Margaret Nohilly, Mary Immaculate College.