An Easter spent at home gives us chance to reflect on the places from which we derive our hope, writes Dylan Moore.
Sanctuary and Smiles: Newport Welcomes Refugees
Mark Seymour recounts the story of how the arrival of asylum seekers in Newport birthed a community project that now has two full time staff.
Four Ways to Keep Calm in a Crisis
Based on her experience of crisis management in conflict zones, IWA Director Auriol Miller offers thoughts on leadership when tackling society-wide uncertainty.
On the Edge of the Verge: Travel Notes – Part Two
Jörg Bernig continues his journey through the Gower in the aftermath of the Manchester Arena bombing.
On the Edge of the Verge: Travel Notes – Part One
Jörg Bernig is a German poet, novelist and essayist. The travel notes presented here were written during a week’s return to his former home of Swansea in 2017.
Belonging to Wales: Sweat, boredom and thoughts
England to Wales to Germany. Warren Fauvel’s journey explores why Wales will always be home.
Belonging to Wales: Ghosts of Wales
In this account of the strange way Wales began to follow her, Marie Darrieussecq urges us to live every second.
Belonging to Wales: Lasting Marks
“Some people simply choose a destination for their holiday and just go there. How come I end up in places that I’ve never thought of, and never even heard about?” Edin Suljic writes about Wales in the winter.
Belonging to Wales: A place worth fighting for
Noreen Blanluet discovered a welcome in the hills and an energy in the land. It’s why she belongs to Wales
Belonging to Wales: From Turkey to Trebinshun
In the first instalment of a major new series for click on wales, Meltem Arikan explains her feeling of belonging to Wales. Translated from Turkish by Filiz Celik.