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Alisa Kovalenko on surviving conflict-related sexual violence

Ciara is joined by Alisa Kovalenko, a former captive and survivor of conflict-related sexual violence during her captivity in 2014 in the Donbas region of Ukraine, who also fought on the front lines in the conflict.Alisa is in Dublin in collaboration with the Irish Consortium on ...  Show more

Kids Clinic: Sex Education

For this week’s Kids Clinic, Ciara was joined by Laura Downing AKA the ‘Fabulous Pharmacist’ & podcaster to discuss one of those conversations that can make parents feel a little awkward: talking to their children about sex. 

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