Cormac Sinnott is a writer and law graduate located in Dublin, Ireland, with an interest in human stories. In his role as a volunteer for Constructive Voices, Cormac aims to create work which will tackle the pressing environmental issues of today, e.g. Climate Change, AI, Sustainable Development, with a preeminent focus placed on the ways in which these issues affect regular people on a day-to-day basis.

Human Geography & Societal Changes

Cormac developed an interest in human geography in his final year of university while constructing his thesis project, “Too Long; Didn’t Read. Are Shorter Constitutions Better?” which considered the effect that the length of a constitution has on the effective governance of countries across the world.

Although his thesis had little to do with environmental issues directly, researching his project forced him to consider the fickle nature of the environments in which people reside and led to Cormac developing a larger interest in the effects that societal changes have on the communities around them.

Wexford Football Club

Cormac is experienced as a writer and producer of online content. He has served as a production assistant and social media administrator for football club Wexford FC since 2022. In this role, he has developed a love for broadcasting, regularly setting up live streams for the club, and has also developed his skills as a journalist by writing blog posts and match reports for the club website.

The Piranha

Cormac is also an award-nominated satirical writer, receiving a Student Media Award nomination for his work with Ireland’s only student-run satirical magazine ‘The Piranha’ when he served as the magazine’s co-editor. His experience in this role imbued in him a love of storytelling, which persists to this day.

Cormac is volunteering with Constructive Voices to create interesting articles which provide a unique perspective on the larger environmental issues facing wider society today, all the while developing his writing and media production skills

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