Its been a busy week for the REPPP Team... Dr Sean Redmond and Helen Fitzgerald attended the European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA) Conference on Drug Related Violence in Brussels this week, where Sean presented the learning from the REPPP Greentown Programme and its focus on reducing the influence of criminal networks on children. Dr Catherine Naughton, Dr Megan Ryan, and Dr Antoinette Keaney-Bell of the Stable Lives Safer Streets Hub (SLSS Hub), attended the North South Research Programme Conference “A Catalyst for All-island Collaboration in Research Excellence” in Croke Park. Dr Megan Ryan participated on the Nurturing Talent and Early Career Research Opportunities panel and shared her experience of undertaking applied research and how it can inform policy. Dr Johnny Connolly contributed to RTE News coverage of the one year anniversary of the Dublin Riots, providing an insight into some of the contextual factors behind the events of November 23rd 2023. https://lnkd.in/eBaBzhbS
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Very interesting subject developed by the core group of #ENDCR and #correlationnetwork.
📅💡 Are you a harm reduction professional working in a drug consumption room (DCR)? Save the date & join us for the first ENDCR Technical Webinar on June 18th at 4:00 PM CEST, organised by the ENDCR Core Group! The focus will be on DCRs & other harm reduction services aiming to support people who smoke drugs, fostering discussion and knowledge sharing. 🔗 Register here: https://buff.ly/4c911yp Several other technical webinars will be organised throughout the year. We are looking forward to seeing you there! Association Ares do Pinhal ABD
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