The popular series of lunchtime conversations on topical issues facing Dublin returns this year. Open Table, with lunch provided at the Open House Hub on Charlemont Walk, Dublin 2, empowers people to participate in expert-led discussions on housing, ageing in place, immigration, gender sensitive place-making, the right to the city and youth mental health in Dublin towns.

Pauline O’Flynn from PPR will host our final Open Table of this series.

PPR (Participation and the Practice of Rights) based in Belfast, organises alongside those worst affected by the housing crisis: homeless young people forgotten in hostels, families in overcrowded conditions, asylum seekers and refugees, Irish Travellers and more. Join them at this Open Table conversation about home being a right and working together to make real improvements in people’s lives while pushing for long-term change.

Open Table events take place at the Open House Info Hub at Charlemont Walk, Dublin 2. This is a temporary use space and does not have direct access to toilet and washroom facilities inside the space. Participants and visitors have full use of toilets, including an accessible toilet, located in a separate adjoining building approximately 100 metres away in distance. The space and doorways open wide and the venue does not have any steps or stairs.