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We ran and raised e1,000 at the Echo’s Cork Women’s Mini Marathon!
A huge well done to the Nasc staff took part in the Echo’s Cork Women’s Mini Marathon in September. Their preparation and sweat managed to
Submission on the General Scheme of the Irish Nationality and Citizenship (Amendment) Bill (2026)
Nasc’s Submission to the Justice Committee on Justice, Home Affairs and Migration on the General Scheme of the Irish Nationality and Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2026.
We ran and raised e1,000 at the Echo’s Cork Women’s Mini Marathon!
A huge well done to the Nasc staff took part in the Echo’s Cork Women’s Mini Marathon in September. Their preparation and sweat managed to
Fun at FOTA Wildlife Park
As part of our work with the Cork Roma Project, we took a group of children and their parents to Fota Wildlife Park. A day
‘Ten Thousand Days: Life Lived While Waiting
Ten Thousand Days is published by Nasc, the Migrant and Refugee Rights Centre. It was co-created with ten migrant and refugee women living in, or
International Day of Charity was a total success!
It’s been one full week since we took part in Cork’s first ever International Day of Charity event and we’re still celebrating. It was such
Fourth group of students arrive to Ireland
Up, up and away! We’re delighted to welcome the fourth cohort of students joining our Education Pathways Ireland Programme. This year – three outstanding students
Nasc prepares to showcase its Women’s Programme exhibition at Cork City Library
We’ve been busy preparing our ‘Sweet Dreams: Lullabies from Around the World’ Exhibition at Cork City Library. It is a collection of native bedtime songs
One week to go until Nasc takes part in Cork’s first celebration of International Day of Charity
Nasc will mark the UN International Day of Charity for the first time on Saturday 5 September, with Cork Communities in Action, a free, family-friendly