Social Inclusion
We focus on innovative research and public education projects that address the needs of the socially, economically, and culturally excluded.
Our social inclusion projects are intersectional and span a range of socio-economic and cultural areas, including education, financial inclusion, health, employment, housing and more.
Current projects include a financial resilience training programme with MABS and Northside Partnership, multiple reports for organisations supporting Traveller communities, a partnership with Dublin City Community Co-op establishing a pilot social prescribing programme in Northeast Inner City Dublin, and original research for Safe Ireland on social inclusion and domestic violence.
TASC is also partnering on two projects with FEPS (The Foundation for European Progressive Studies) on facilitating social and political engagement amongst low-paid migrants and on the impact of Covid-19 on mental health.
Dr Sara Singleton,Recent publications
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Educators' Perspectives on the Challenges, Successes and Opportunities of the DEIS Programme -
The social and economic impact of Brexit across Northern Ireland -
Modern Methods of Construction: barriers and benefits for Irish housing -
The People's Transition Roscommon Farmers: Implementation of Community-Led Development for Climate Justice -
Zero Together: Understanding the impact of a transition to net-zero on communities in Dublin
TASC Research Highlights Urgent Need for Greater Support in DEIS Schools
Seeking participants for a study on allyship
TASC is hiring a Climate Justice Researcher
Financial Abuse: Hidden Costs of Domestic Violence
Making the Grade: Exploring the Impact of GenAI on Education Equality