Helen Lowe is a university teacher and researcher at the University of Limerick, whose work explores social class, inequality of access, and stark contrast in opportunities afforded to people, based on their address. She brings a unique perspective, blending her academic research and personal experiences.
Expect to learn about how class shapes educational opportunity in Ireland, the emotional and structural barriers faced by the working class, and why personal experience is vital in understanding and challenging inequality in education.
We really enjoyed this powerful conversation with Helen and gaining insight into how social class continues to influence access, participation, and belonging in Irish education.
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