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Please see Meath LSP’s planned programmes below. All programmes are delivered whilst adhering to current public health guidelines. Meath LSP Strategy Meet n’Train  Buggy Buddies Come Fly a Kite with Meath LSP Basketball for Women (East Meath)  Walk n Tone Cara Centre...

Meath Partnership and Meath Volunteer Centre are delighted to invite you to a presentation of our eVA-VOL project, co-financed by the Erasmus+ program aimed at validation of non-formal learning gained through volunteering. Over the past 2 years, we have been working in...

The PILA  Pro Bono Referral Scheme is a clearinghouse which connects social justice NGOs with a campaigning arm to the legal community. The Alliance ensures that those organisations who work with the marginalised and disadvantaged and have a campaigning or policy arm can obtain...

In the interest of maximising participation and international engagement at From Access to Inclusion, an Arts and Culture Summit, we are happy to announce that Summit will now take place online. Gathering the most thought-provoking leaders and advocates in arts, culture, tourism...

SJI Ten Minute Lessons Ep11: Deliberative Democracy and the Development of the Public Participation Networks Deliberative democracy goes beyond mere representation to give a voice to all citizens in the decision-making process. The development of the Public Participation Networks...

Please find a link below to the Meath Ats OfficeNewsletter – |November 2020:

DCU School of Law and Government and DCU’s Office of Civic Engagement are delighted to invite you to the Martin McEvoy Annual Conference 2020 Politics, People and Public Policy – Case Studies in Policy Engagement Please register here. The conference will examine...

Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) Ireland have organised a Webinar which will take place on Wednesday, November 25th. A number of topics related to NVR will be covered. Of note, we will have a parent presenting on her experiences of NVR. This is a free event and it is aimed at...

Meath LSP is currently developing our new strategy – “Active Meath 2020 – 2025” and have created a short survey to capture your feedback. We would love to hear your opinions and ideas as to what we should include in our next strategy. Please find a link to the survey below...

“What is living in your garden?” – an online public talk with Michael Bell taking place at 8pm on the 30th November 2020. Hosted by the Roscommon Environmental Network