Jewish Migration to 19th Century Cork: Cause and Effect | Peter Garry | TEDxYouth@EEB3

This year, EEB3's annual TEDx event will host fifteen inspiring speakers. These will include members of the school community and experts in various fields. They will discuss the theme: "Cause and Effect" and, through their talks, explore the intricate web of actions and consequences that shape our world. From personal stories of transformation to groundbreaking research, the speakers will illuminate how seemingly small actions can lead to significant outcomes. Through the diversity represented by the speakers, everyone will find something that resonates with them in the TEDxYouth@EEB3 programme. Understanding cause and effect is crucial for navigating and influencing our world. The main message of the event is that by recognizing and harnessing this dynamic, we can make informed decisions and drive positive change. I will be talking about the cause and effects of migration, specifically Jewish migration to Cork in Ireland and indirectly Britain and America during the late nineteenth century. The reoccurring themes of migration deal with the economic and social reasons for migration while also looking at Antisemitism and prejudice. Although Jewish migration to Cork took place in the late nineteenth century, the themes and issues are as relevant today as they were then. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx