Cork 2021 - 24th National Session of EYP Ireland

For the very last episode we were joined by Emma, one of the Editorial Assistants in this session, to discuss about the EYP community, its environment and the premises of change within the culture that we have cultivated here. Thank you so much for tuning in!

Joshua, chair at Cork 21, sat down with us to discuss more about inequalities in Europe, expectations from the new generation and how we should approach current issues that concern more or less each and every one of us.

As EYP is approaching the return of physical sessions, we had our guest Phillip share his views on the digital side of the network, how he experienced this transition and some future expectations for what's to come regarding the format of the sessions.

Together with Tess and Sinéad, both delegates at Cork, we dive deeper into the topic of transition, how we perceive it, its importance, personal experiences and what it brings.

Emma, the Head Organiser of Cork '21, has joined Ema for a lovely interview that follows through Cork, from being just a vision, to coming to life as a wonderful session!

Following the session's theme "A time of transition: an opportunity to challenge inequalities", this podcast discovers the importance of change in our lives and dives deeper into the meaning behind the opportunities we are offered. Together with some very interesting guests, CORKCAST invites you to a beautiful journey. Hosted by Ema Myftiu (AL).

In this episode: The EU introduced the Clean Energy For All package in 2019 with the intention of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. How can Member States increase cross-border and regional cooperation to ensure that all Member States have the opportunity to invest in and to improve their clean energy technologies?

In this episode: Under EU law, parents are allowed to each take three months of paternal leave. However, this option is not feasible for all citizens. How can Member States make paternal leave more accessible for all family models while also making sure the parents do not suffer long-term consequences?

In this episode: In 2015, 3000 children were given up for adoption in Croatia, but only 100 children found new families due to the complicated legal status of the children and the adoption laws. How can Member States ensure the welfare of children given up for adoption while also making it easier for potential caregivers to adopt?