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    Outdoor Exhibition: Build Hope In The City

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    News13 September 2017Clare Ahern

    'Build Hope In The City' is an outdoor photo exhibition which documents the reality of urban life for some of the world's poorest communities. This stunning collection of photos, brought to Dublin in partnership with Panos Pictures is now on display in St Stephen's Green.

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    19 September 2019

    Turkana: A documentary podcast from Concern

    This special one-off programme features the incredible stories of three remarkable women confronted by the impossible realities of climate change in northern Kenya.

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