I was delighted late last year to open the Eurofound seminar on social inclusion held in the European Head Quarters in Dublin. The seminar gave an opportunity to a number of organisations to engage with the local community, and find out more about Eurofound’s work on social inclusion on both the young and older population across Europe.

Eurofound’s recently published reports on Inequalities in the access of young people to information and support services and Social insecurities and resilience were presented by the authors, and provided a space for participants to explore and discuss the issues that young and older populations are facing in the EU, in particular in Ireland.