Summer School 2024

Reflecting on Decolonial Development through an Indigenous and Feminist Critical Lens.

The DSAI Summer School provides a focussed 2-day programme of workshops exploring research methods for development. The event will engage NGOs, Policy Makers, and Academics both as contributors to the programme and as participants. Connecting research, policy and practice, the programme will bring together international experts through interactive sessions to enhance the professional development of participants. Sharanya Nayak, an indigenous community activist from India will provide the key note address at this years event. Student or early career researchers in particular benefit from the Summer School.

The fee is just €20 (flat fee) for the two days, which includes lunch on the second day. This year's Summer School will be hosted by and in person components will take place at Technological University of the Shannon (TUS), Thurles Campus

Find most up to date detail on the programme on the DSAI website here.

Please note: We are unable to provide certificates of attendance/participation

Host or Publisher DSA Ireland