Politician(s) lobbied: Micheál Martin (An Taoiseach), Department of the Taoiseach; Dara Calleary (Minister), Department of Social Protection
Intent: Intended results: Eradication of poverty in the EU in the medium term.
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Social Media
Circulated joint statement across ATD Ireland and Irish 17 October Committee social media platforms.
Submission
Joint statement submitted to Taoiseach, Department of social protection and the media
Politician(s) lobbied: Dara Calleary (Minister), Department of Social Protection
Intent: Intended result: Budget measures to alleviate poverty through increasing income adequacy levels of core social welfare rates.
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Politician(s) lobbied: Norma Foley (Minister), Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth; Aodhán Ó Ríordáin (MEP), European Parliament
Intent: Intended result: to see socio- economic status recognised as a ground in Irish equality legislation, namely the equal status act and the employment equality act.
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We created a publication entitled 'ATD Ireland and the The Irish Presidency of the Council of the EU' which advocated for a range of anti- poverty measures. This included the prioritisation of the EU anti poverty strategy during the Irish Presidency, including the recognition of socio- economic status within Irish Equality legislation.
Meeting
We met with MEP Aodhán Ó Ríordáin to discuss the EU anti poverty strategy, the Irish Presidency of the Council of the EU and to advocate for a range of policy related issues including the recognition of socio- economic status within Irish Equality Legislation.
Social Media
We posted images of people supporting the campaign to have socio- economic discrimination recognised in the equality legislation.
Politician(s) lobbied: Norma Foley (Minister), Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth
Intent: We intended to secure the result that advancements would be made which would see socio- economic status recognised as a ground in Irish equality legislation, namely the equal status act and the employment equality act.
Methods: Social Media
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We posted images of people supporting the campaign to have socio- economic discrimination recognised in the equality legislation.
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