Kerrie Flood: Parents are being strangled by crippling childcare costs
Kerrie Flood writes about the stark costs of childcare faced by may in Northern Ireland.
Kerrie Flood: Abusive men must not be able to direct narratives around their victims
A recent BBC headline read: “Derrylin fire: ‘Strange’ story of Daniel Allen who killed family”. The word ‘strange’ is supposed to frame the context that it is unusual that someone who had entered a suicide pact would be the sole survivor.
Much remains to be done to help increase menopause awareness in the workplace
Politicians now back at work should do more to help tackle menopause awareness in the workplace, and help to address the issue that affects women.
Kerrie Flood: Strikers remind us that good will alone doesn’t pay the bills
Sometimes the universe conspires to send you a clear message. This week, the universe knew that I wanted to talk about today’s (Thursday, January 18) strike action – not that I needed any convincing.
Kerrie Flood: Examining the link between alcohol and Christmas domestic violence
It’s Christmas Eve. She is almost nine months pregnant, and her toddler is snuggled in bed, warm and excited for Christmas Morning.
