NUIG help people break down barriers by dressing for success

When NUI Galway planned a “Dress for Success” day for young people keen to return to education or find work, the invitation was issued to migrants and other vulnerable groups experiencing barriers.

NUIG help people break down barriers by dressing for success
Tue, 21 May, 2019 - 13:10
Lorna Siggins

When NUI Galway planned a “Dress for Success” day for young people keen to return to education or find work, the invitation was issued to migrants and other vulnerable groups experiencing barriers.

All 15 participants were women - mainly because the Dress for Success charity was founded to promote women’s economic independence.

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