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Care & Repair Cymru is pleased to be a member of the IWA. We value and enjoy the IWA’s thought-provoking content, exceptional training and commitment to improving democracy in Wales.

Congratulations on reaching 35 years, we have no doubt that the IWA will continue to play an important roll in Welsh policy and debate for many years to come.

Jack Bentley, Care & Repair Cymru

I am an individual member of the IWA and ERS Cymru are an organisational member, too. I’ve supported the IWA for the past ten years. I think it is a really vital organisation to support, and I am delighted it’s in its 35^th year.

The IWA has really grown and developed with devolution in Wales, and without it, Welsh policy would be at a loss. The IWA has got a massive legacy in influencing, changing and shaping conversation about public life over the past quarter of a century, and I hope that it continues to do so in future.

Jessica Blair, Electoral Reform Society Cymru

Cwmpas is pleased and proud to be an IWA member.

Membership of the IWA has been very much a two way experience for us. The information provided and events delivered by the IWA are always good quality, relevant and useful. But we have also valued the ability to be involved in developing policy and influencing debate, by sitting on panels and taking part in project groups.

Cwmpas’s membership of the IWA provides us with excellent value. Happy 35^th birthday and congratulations to everyone involved now and in the past, and best wishes for the future.

Derek Walker, Cwmpas

A huge thank you for even considering me for this Honorary Life Fellow award. To be associated with the IWA in any way is a real privilege. I have a big thank you for you, as well, for that period of time when I was at the Senedd when not only were you helping Wales understand politicians and politics, and the part they play in our nation, but you were doing an awful lot to help politicians do that as well, so a huge thank you.

Suzy Davies, IWA Honorary Life Fellow

A huge thank you for nominating me for this Honorary Life Fellow award.

I have been very lucky to have several opportunities to work with the IWA in recent years as a member of the editorial board for the welsh agenda, more recently as part of the media and democracy project. They have been really great opportunities to meet and work with new people, I’ve learnt a lot, and I’ve worked on projects which really are important to making Wales better. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to contribute a little bit to the excellent work that you are doing, and I really hope that I can continue to support you and contribute however I can in the coming years.

Dr Anwen Elias, IWA Honorary Life Fellow

Once again, my thanks to you and the board for the fellowship. It means a lot to me and was an unexpected pleasant surprise. I shall endeavour to make good use of it in promoting the IWA’s work.

Angela Graham, IWA Honorary Life Fellow

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