From crisis to resilience: rethinking Ireland’s economic future

Apr 10, 2012 No Comments by

Schumacher Ireland Summer School

Exploring the transition to a sustainable society on the island of Ireland

Schumacher College is organising its first Summer School in Ireland from 11th to 15th June 2012, in conjunction with Queen’s University Belfast. Feasta members Jonathan Dawson and Peadar Kirby will be among the course teachers. The course will take place at the Camphill Community in Glencraig, Holywood, Co Down, a haven of peace and tranquiillty on the shores of Belfast Lough. You can find out more about the course, and bursaries that are available, at its website here.

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