Pinned Tweet
My Streets is a tourism enterprise that has serious skin in the game. 51 people affected by homelessness trained to date and tours provided to over 12,000 paying customers.
Do something different. Have an impact. Book on tour today.
Join us! 2of2
Do you have an idea to solve a social problem? #ApplyToSEI today!
#SEIalumni & CEO of @StreetsTours Austin Campbell features in our national call campaign. My Streets Ireland empowers people affected by homelessness through storytelling.
Do you have an idea to solve a social problem? #ApplyToSEI today: socialentrepreneurs.ie/theid… #ChangingIreland
We are delighted My Streets founder Austin Campbell is included in @SEIreland national campaign, alongside some incredible people, to be seen at bus, rail and dart stations across Dulin
Have you got an idea for change? Apply to @SEIreland today!
Click on the link to hear My Streets Ireland’s Paddy McEvoy recent appearance on the Magic Minds podcast.
According to Magic Minds Host @zedbandit “this was a powerful interview, one that will go down in the history of our podcast”. Well worth a listen.
linktr.ee/MagicMind
Click on the link below to hear My Streets Ireland guide Stephen Menton conversation in ‘Our Liberties- Voices’ exhibition.
bit.ly/3bbVHdZ
Did you know that when the world returns to a shade of normality we will continue to deliver insightful and socially impacftul tours of Dublin in four languages?
Click on the picture below to hear My Streets guide Dezzie JM's reflections on life and hard won wisdom.
This conversation forms part of the larger ‘Our Liberties’ exhibition.
bit.ly/2wgH8Hp
Just when you thought our tours could not be any more spectacular we went and got new uniforms.
Ready to go once the world returns to normal.
Many thanks to the team at @canalplus for putting together a thoughtful piece on our programme for their audiences. And well done to Stephen and co for changing hearts and minds and showing that Ireland's housing issue is neither inevitable or acceptable
bit.ly/2Wvze7v
We are delighted to share RONYA, a short and powerful documentary developed and produced by @FilmsMna
featuring My Streets Ireland's Ronya Phoenix.
bit.ly/3dsgwUy
"If you want things to change, if you want society to change, you need to hear these stories"- Eddie
Many thanks to and everyone at @France2 for producing a piece about My Streets Ireland's education and employment model for their French audience.
bit.ly/33L2bhD
Eddie post interview with @France24_en. A five minute piece about My Streets social inclusion project will be aired on on French T.V. this weekend. Watch this space!
Have a listen to Austin talking about My Streets accessible education and employment programme with @IvanYatesNT on @NewstalkFM last Friday #LouthChat #DroghedaChristmasFestival
bit.ly/35l9oED
Something special happened on Saturday.
My Streets co founder/chief bottle washer Austin Campbell won @irishredcross Innovation for Change Humanitarian Award!
DM to get involved in the programme as a supporter, volunteer or participant! #LouthChat #DroghedaChamberFestival
My Streets Walking Tours retweeted
Congratulations again to all our finalists and THANK YOU to everyone who attended the @irishredcross Humanitarian Awards 2019. To view all the photos from the night visit facebook.com/IrishRedCross/ or alternatively click humanitarianawards.ie
My Streets Walking Tours retweeted
Congratulations to #SEIalumni Austin Campbell of @StreetsTours for being nominated for the prestigious @irishredcross Humanitarian Award! bit.ly/32Iqc6x
My Streets Walking Tours retweeted
Listen back to one of our finalists for the Innovation for Change Award, Austin Campbell, who was a guest on @NewstalkFM with @IvanYatesNT yesterday. Winners will be announced tonight! newstalk.com/podcasts/highli… via @newstalkfm
My Streets Walking Tours retweeted
Community Organisations and Residents Network (CORN) invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced organisations/consultants to undertake the design and development of a website and services web map for the area of Dublin’s South West Inner City
recdp.ie/blog/corn-invites-t…
Well done @DublinInquirer on a great piece on a great project. Read the article and get involved!
“Art is a good channel for community energy,” says Austin Campbell. “Especially when there are concerns about things like development and about how do we define ourselves when this is happening.” dublininquirer.com/2019/10/0…
Well done to @DublinInquirer, Robert Emmet CDP and everyone supporting and taking part in 'Our Liberties' project. Beautiful, powerful heritage!
bit.ly/30RZ7Nf
Many thanks to @maevapltand everyone @FRANCE24
for taking the time and care to write an excellent piece on My Streets.
And many thanks to French speaking tourists who give patronage to the programme on an ongoing basis! #vivelafrance
bit.ly/2m1SABm












