[…]www.allaboutcookies.org. GDPR GDPR Compliance The Union of Students in Ireland seeks to comply fully with the provisions of GDPR. In principle, USI seeks to handle data as follows: USI will seek to avoid capturing special category information about people accessing our services, but if it does so it will: Minimize the data collected Process the information internally in a secure environment with the smallest number of operatives exposed to the information as possible Complete the processing of the information as quickly as possible and terminate (delete) the special category information along with non-special category information as quickly as possible There […]
[…]says: “This is our ninth year supporting Durex with National Condom Week and we did not hesitate to commit our time and energy again. We are thrilled that this year Durex has supplied us with 30,000 condoms to distribute to communities throughout Ireland, including young people and at risk groups. Our mission is to improve conditions for people living with HIV and AIDS, their families and their caregivers, while actively promoting HIV and sexual health awareness in the general population. This incredible support from Durex Ireland means we can do just this.” Hazel Roche, brand manager for Durex Ireland, says: […]
[…]Dublin Rape Crisis Centre. This is an educational campaign and our aim is to get people talking, and to ask the all important question, have you asked him/her if they wanted to have sex. #AskConsent We want this campaign to encourage conversations across the country, at dinner tables, in college campuses, in bars and restaurants, on radio and television shows, about what consent means in the context of having sex with another person and that Sex without Consent is Rape. Minister Frances Fitzgerald said “I welcome the collaboration of so many organisations with the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre in this […]
[…]to launch this dictionary today, alongside the Transgender Equality Network of Ireland (TENI) and BelongTo. We began this project as we believed that it was right that everyone would be able to recognise themselves in any language, and that they would be able to describe themselves in any language. The Irish language showed us that she was up to this challenge, and it gives us great pleasure to say that we succeeded in putting The Queer Dictionary together. As language changes, and as people change, however, the Dictionary will change in the future. It is a working document. Download: AN […]
