Justice for Magdalenes Research (JFMR) welcomes the forthcoming release of Testimony in Irish and UK cinemas from 21st November. Further details, including screening times and dates are available at: jfmresearch.com/testimony/

JFM Research Statement Re An Coimisiún Pleanála Decision to Grant Permission for SundaysWell Development: jfmresearch.com/wp-content/u... See JFMR's planning submissions page for further information: jfmresearch.com/publications...

1/5 On the occasion of his final day in office, JFMR commends the contributions made by @president.ie Michael D. Higgins to the campaign for justice for women incarcerated in Ireland’s Magdalene Laundries. (Photos: Paul Sherwood)

Our sincere congratulations to Dr Elizabeth Riordan Coppin, who yesterday received an honorary doctorate from South East Technological University in Waterford. jfmresearch.com/drriordan/

Today marks one year since the passing of our beloved friend and colleague, Mari Tatlow Steed. Our tribute is available here: jfmresearch.com/mari/

Justice for Magdalenes Research supports Industrial School survivors’ campaign; urges Government to provide proper health and social supports before it is too late jfmresearch.com/press-releas...

JFM Research has made a submission to An Coimisiún Pleanála about the Proposed Property Developmentat the Site of the Former Magdalene Laundry at Sundays Well in Cork. jfmresearch.com/wp-content/u...

Clann Project/JFM Research statement on curriculum resources announced by the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment. jfmresearch.com/press-releas...

Our beloved friend & colleague Mari Steed is never far from our minds, but we are especially thinking of her today on her birthday. We will ensure that her work continues & that her legacy is never forgotten. Sending love to Kerry, Jessica, Alex & all in Mari's extended family. jfmresearch.com/mari/

JFMR has updated our Magdalene Names Project webpage. The update includes important information on our ethical protocols, and why (save for a small number of exceptions) the Names Project does not name women (living or deceased) on our website or in publications. jfmresearch.com/home/magdale...