National Traveller Educational Achievement Awards 2026
Travellers’ Voice Magazine is dedicated to profiling all aspects of the Traveller community both nationally and internationally. It’s targeted readership is Travellers and the wider community so as to inform the general public on Traveller life and the role they play in society. Established in 1992 the publication has grown to become a valid and respected source of information for this community and those who work within it. The magazine is based in the head offices of Involve, Athlone.
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The No Shame, Youth Mental Health event will be held in Athlone on May 23rd
This is a free ticketed event. Have you or your organisation registered yet? Deadline for registration is 9th of May! Register via Link: HERE Get ready for a day filled with fun, powerful conversations, and inspiring activities! We’ve lined up amazing panellists, interactive sessions to participate in, and plenty of chances to connect and share.…
DetailsTraveller Pride Week: Invitation to Tender – Events Coordinator Traveller Arts Concert
Events Coordinator Invitation to tender: Overview The Traveller Pride Steering Committee wishes to contract an Events Coordinator to deliver and manage the Traveller Pride Week Concert. The concert is the national event celebrating Traveller Pride Week, which is coordinated by the Traveller Pride Steering Committee and funded by the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration…
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The Open Doors Initiative
In Conversation with Jeanne McDonagh By Connor Robertson In a recent report by the Trinity Centre for Social Innovation, half of the country’s 50 largest companies were found to be falling short of human rights benchmarks. However, there is hope. A growing number of businesses are not only meeting these standards but are leading the…
DetailsA New Era in Education
The Department of Education has unveiled the Traveller and Roma Education Strategy (TRES) 2024–2030, marking a significant step toward addressing educational inequalities faced by Traveller and Roma communities in Ireland. This strategy represents a dedicated effort to create an inclusive, equitable, and culturally respectful education system that prioritises meaningful and lasting change. By placing the…
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Lavie Olupona – A Promising Poet
By Rachel Kellaghan Lavie Olupona is a nineteen-year-old poet who is making waves throughout Ireland. To date, Lavie has received the Edna O’Brien Young Writers Award, co-founded Bláithí Literacy magazine and has addressed the Dáil, as well as much more. Her talent has resulted in amazing Traveller-specific art that is being acknowledged by many, with…
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Education Transition Programme (ETP) – Applications Open
The Education Transition Programme (ETP) is a free, fully funded three-week summer programme for Traveller and Roma community members aged 17+ who are interested in returning to education or exploring employment opportunities. Held on the University of Galway campus from 7–23 July (Tuesday–Thursday, 11am–4pm), the programme combines university taster classes, practical skills training, confidence-building workshops…
DetailsJames’ Journey: A Book That United a Community
By Patrick Nevin St. Joseph’s National School in Rathkeale, County Limerick are well known for its deep culture of reading. Books line the walls, and stories fill the classroom. Every week, students make a familiar trip to the local library. For years, students have wandered through the shelves, choosing stories from far and wide across…
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COME JOIN OUR GROWING TEAM !!!
Travellers’ Voice Magazine is looking for a passionate Reporter / Content Creator to join our team. Travellers’ Voice is the only national publication in Ireland dedicated to promoting the positive stories, voices, and experiences of the Traveller community. We’re now seeking a motivated storyteller to help research, write, and develop engaging content for our magazine…
Details“Our Nelly”, Talking About the Elephant in Bray
By Connor Robertson A colourful fibreglass elephant named ‘Nelly’ created by young people from Bray Travellers Community Development Group, is now on display in Bray’s civic offices as part of the Elephant in the Room initiative. The project was funded by CYPSC Wicklow and developed in partnership with Signal Arts Centre. Youth and family…
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All different, All equal Youth Exchange
Submitted by Involve Youth Meath Services Our first youth exchange of 2026 kicked off in Slane Farm Hostel in March with our partners Inspira from Chaves, Portugal. The Portuguese group, consisting of 15 young people & 3 leaders, arrived late on Thursday evening and spent the Friday morning exploring Dublin before the full group came…
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