麻豆社

Fiosra铆onn Caoimhe an taith铆 at谩 ag daoine ar an oideachas gn茅is. C谩 h谩it as a dtagann 谩r gcuid eolais agus tuigbhe谩la air? An bhfuil muid ag foghlaim ar scoil, 贸 thuismitheoir铆, 贸n谩r gcairde n贸 ar l铆ne? T茅ann Caoimhe chuig ollscoileanna timpeall na t铆re le f谩il amach faoi na beala铆 a gcuireann siad oideachas ar a lucht l茅inn faoin ghn茅as. Labhra铆onn s铆 leis na m煤inteoir铆 a chuireann an t-oideachas ar f谩il agus le hionadaithe 贸ige at谩 ag imp铆 ar son tuilleadh gn铆mh. Buaileann s铆 le fir 贸ga Bh贸thar na Seanchille le f谩il amach c谩 h谩it agus c谩 huair ar fhoghlaim siad faoin ghn茅as ar an ch茅ad dul s铆os. Pl茅ann Cl铆ona Saidl茅ir 贸 Rape Crisis Ireland leis an phornagrafa铆ocht agus an bealach a d鈥檉h茅adfadh na scann谩in ghn茅is for茅igean gn茅asach 谩 normal煤. Roinneann bean 贸g a sc茅al cumhachtach faoin tionchar a d鈥檌mir f铆se谩n amh谩in a bh铆 t贸gtha agus roinnte gan a cead.

Caoimhe investigates people's experience of sex education. Where does our knowledge and understanding come from? Are we learning in school, from parents, from peers or online? Caoimhe visits universities around the country to find out how they are informing their students about sex. She talks to teachers responsible for providing sex education and youth group representatives who are asking for more to be done. She also meets with young men in the Shankill area in Belfast to discuss where and when they started learning about sex. Cl铆ona Saidl茅ir, of Rape Crisis Ireland, talks about pornography and how it could be normalising sexual violence, and Caoimhe chats to a young woman who shares the story of how one video taken without her consent has impacted her life.