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Jennifer Horgan is a teacher, poet and columnist living in Cork City. Her areas of interest include justice, arts and culture, gender equality and care.
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S Jennifer Horgan: Faith segregation in schools keeps children out of their communities
Reconfiguring schools, turning Catholic schools into multi-denominational schools, will result in children believing they are different to other children, when they are not so different at all

Fri, 12 Apr, 2024

Jennifer Horgan: I understand the motive but I'm not sure I agree with cultural boycotts
S Jennifer Horgan: I understand the motive but I'm not sure I agree with cultural boycotts
Art can be political but art is not politics. It is distinct. And in this case, when it is about nationality not content, when we cancel one Israeli choreographer for being Israeli, are we saying all Israelis are the same?

Fri, 05 Apr, 2024

Jennifer Horgan: Women need to teach ‘experts’ what menopause really means
S Jennifer Horgan: Women need to teach ‘experts’ what menopause really means
Menopause and pregnancy are natural conditions , but let’s not confuse ‘natural’ with ‘good’

Fri, 29 Mar, 2024

Jennifer Horgan: Sprucing up our streets to hide homelessness is not a solution
S Jennifer Horgan: Sprucing up our streets to hide homelessness is not a solution
Homelessness is not cosmetic; concealing it should not be an option. We must deal with it instead

Fri, 22 Mar, 2024

Communicating With Technology
S Jennifer Horgan: Has technology made friendships ‘durable’ but a lot less meaningful?
I’ve been thinking about the term ‘durable relationships,’ in absolutely no relation to the referendum whatsoever. No relation, you hear!No fruitless, semantic quibbles! This is a decision-making free zone.

Fri, 15 Mar, 2024

Taoiseach Votes in referendum
Jennifer Horgan: We know the State has never ‘endeavoured’ to help women in real, legal terms
'I can’t celebrate this. I still want equal recognition of my son, and my daughters, in our constitution. I still, against the tide, care about that'

Sun, 10 Mar, 2024

Jennifer Horgan: Scoil Mhuire founder could teach department about pupil equality
S Jennifer Horgan: Scoil Mhuire founder could teach department about pupil equality
Early intervention is crucial, so the appropriate measures should be in place

Fri, 08 Mar, 2024

Jennifer Horgan: Yes vote would recognise care as beating heart in body of our State
S Jennifer Horgan: Yes vote would recognise care as beating heart in body of our State
Some good has come from this care referendum. We are thinking and talking about care. I will be voting yes to family, and yes to care. Care is a significant part of every life, to varying and ever-changing degrees.

Fri, 01 Mar, 2024

Jennifer Horgan: We need to take a more humane approach to people in prison
S Jennifer Horgan: We need to take a more humane approach to people in prison
Less than half of people in Irish prisons have completed the Junior Cycle

Fri, 23 Feb, 2024

Jennifer Horgan: If men don’t read fiction that builds empathy, we have a problem
S Jennifer Horgan: If men don’t read fiction that builds empathy, we have a problem
The WhatsApp messages have been coming all week. ‘Ruined. ’ Followed by, ‘Devastated. ’ Then a lull. A day or two later: ‘Crying in the shower thinking about that scene again. ’ My friends have been watching One Day on Netflix.

Fri, 16 Feb, 2024

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