The Dublin City Public Participation Network (PPN) is a vibrant hub for community engagement, bringing together organisations across Dublin to collaborate, share ideas, and influence local decision-making. Established under the …
PPN Bulletin Information Many thanks to everyone who came along in person, and online, to the “Meet the Reps Networking Event (plenary)” at Wynn’s Hotel, on 21 November. The evening …
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“A warm sense of unity, patriotism, Latvian identity, the dominance of young families, the new generation, quality, splendor, and elegance…” These are just some of the words shared by fellow Latvians …
PPN Bulletin Information Dublin City Council (DCC) launched its Local Economic and Community Plan (LECP) at St Patrick’s Cathedral on 13 November. Aiming to guide the sustainable economic and community development …
Information Social Justice Ireland (SJI) invite you to their annual policy conference online, on Wednesday 13 November from 9.30am – 12.00pm Of particular interest to PPNs will be Matthew Donoghue’s …
Information Six Dublin City PPN members and staff attended the PPN National Conference in Limerick last week, alongside hundreds of other delegates from the 31 PPNs across the country. You …
The PPN has three main objectives: to share information, to offer capacity building training and to have PPN representatives on local authority committees, so that groups can participate more in …
General Information Please find here a migration information campaign pack, which is a cross-government public information campaign, to make it easier to find factual information about migration and how immigration …
General Information Dublin City Council (DCC) are delighted to announce the return of Inclusion and Integration Week, which this year will take place from Monday 11 November – Sunday 17 …
Dublin City Public Participation Network (PPN) presented 19 new PPN representatives to Dublin City Council on Friday 27 September 2024. 15 representatives will sit on 7 Strategic Policy Committees (SPCs) …