Visit of English Schools Youth Ambassadors
Being a youth ambassador for ERI has provided me with many unforgettable moments, however the opportunity to visit the UN in Geneva was a truly exciting adventure which has shaped…
moving hearts | changing minds
Being a youth ambassador for ERI has provided me with many unforgettable moments, however the opportunity to visit the UN in Geneva was a truly exciting adventure which has shaped…
ERI welcomes Sue Cochrane, an Ursuline Sister from Australia, who joined the ERI team and Gaillard community at the beginning of February. Sue is a member of the Australian Province…
An item on the ITV news in Belfast highlighted the student sleepout to raise awareness about the issue of homelessness. In the interview with Cormac McArt he highlights how Edmund…
We are pleased to announce that Br Joseph Gomeh, currently based at Bo in Sierra Leone, will join the ERI Team in Geneva in 2025. Joseph will replace Br Terry…
In November, Edmund Rice International (ERI) hosted a two-week training program for twelve attendees in Geneva, a city central to the global human rights movement. Throughout the training, participants explored…
‘We are Connected’ was the song that opened our first Edmund Rice Youth Ambassadors’ Global Meet on October 21st. The sentiment of the song was evident throughout the 90-minute digital…
On Sunday, August 25, a large contingent of several hundred climate activists joined a march in NYC to challenge the role of CitiBank, with Headquarters in New York City, as…
ERI was again active during the 56th session of the UN Human Rights Council (June 18-July 12). A number of oral statements were delivered and several statements of ERI’s partners…
Edmund Rice International has officially launched its new schools’ partnership program with an online event organised by Br Tino D’abreu, Grace David the advocacy coordinator for Edmund Rice schools in…
All of the issues raised in ERI’s joint submission (drafted in partnership with Vivat International, the Daughters of Charity and the Dominicans for Justice and Peace) were the subject of…