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Childcare in NI: parents and providers are both working too hard (Article)

Brexit doesn’t mean Brexit (Article)

“Your head is the pinball” – but things don’t have to be like this (Article)

Back to the drawing board for sustainable transport to school (Article)

The public view of charities: could do better (Article)

Employability programmes can transform lives and communities (Article)

The Justice Department wants your views on how best to beat internet grooming and child abuse (Article)

Reform of stroke services could lead the way for health transformation (Article)

Childcare provision is good but there are problems with affordability and sustainability (Article)

Quality of life is easy to understand but difficult to pin down (Article)

Popular input makes better policy (Article)

Welfare Reform mitigations have problems that could be helped by an Executive (Article)

How NI relies on Europe for employability schemes (Article)

Helping young people in difficult circumstances is challenging – but organisations are well placed to assist each other (Article)

Happy New Year – we can make a better world, but it won’t make itself (Article)

More Traveller voices should be heard in education (Article)

Human Rights in NI – sleepwalking towards disaster (Article)

Report released into alleged housing charity impropriety (Article)

Christmas is the busiest time of year for foodbanks (Article)

The justice system needs to change – like it has many times before (Article)

Justice is rare for victims of rape (Article)

Public transport is about access – we need to measure it that way (Article)

Improving mental health outcomes will tell us a lot about society (Article)

Smacking children leads to a more violent society (Article)

Education in NI is ready to snap (Article)

Social value could regenerate local economies for the benefit of their people (Article)

Over-medication is a symptom of our failing children's mental health service (Article)

Behind the numbers: jobs in our changing economy are at the mercy of powerful, competing forces (Article)

How NI's education system still falls short on relationships and sex (Article)

There will be unfortunate irony if Brexit is terrible - but the UK already had real problems (Article)

Charity retail saw remarkable growth last quarter (Article)

Investing in resilience (Article)

Fighting back against violence (Article)

The Red Cross you might not know (Article)

Justice is expensive (Article)

Democracy is changing (Article)

Modern media and self esteem (Article)

A lifetime of Early Years (Article)

Children in NI face plenty of problems (part two) (Article)

Children in NI face plenty of problems (part one) (Article)

The health system needs to work for everyone (Article)

Management has a vital role in saving the NHS, says Bengoa (Article)

Universal Credit: more reasonable in Northern Ireland (Article)

Ask the question – how talking about philanthropy can make it happen (Article)

Sanctions have been a dystopian farce but there are wider problems for social security (Article)

Political uncertainty puts UK charities on the back foot (Article)

Hearing loss can be devastating - it can also be helped (Article)

The potential for citizens’ income remains a hopeful, tricky mystery (Article)

Childcare – a local problem (Article)

Secular disagreements and the risk of circular discussions (Article)

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