Edward Oloidi looks at why eye-care services need to be designed to be inclusive of people with learning disabilities in Wales
Stepping Up: How Covid-19 Tested the Resilience of Welsh Places
Since 2018, the IWA has convened a consortium of experts and, together, we have been developing the Understanding Welsh Places
Plaid Cymru’s prevention agenda confronts Wales’ ageing reality: Demographic change is reshaping Wales
Dr Arun Midha asks if Wales is prepared to build the community-based infrastructure capable of sustaining independence, dignity, and healthy ageing.
New hope for Wales’ children? Piloting a Welsh Child Payment
Professor Rod Hick considers the Welsh Government’s Cynall payment
Rethinking services for unpaid carers: Professional practice and policy challenges
Jake Smith considers the kind of support that unpaid carers need to carry on keeping their loved ones safe and cared-for while saving public services billions of pounds.
Supporting under-registered voters is essential for ensuring democratic integrity in Wales
Rhydian Thomas argues that working closely with partner organisations is essential for ensuring all voters can effectively take part in the Senedd election on 7 May.
2026: the year of progress for dementia in Wales
Eleanor Roberts calls on the next Welsh Government to publish the new Dementia Strategy and build a future where people in Wales have access to world-class dementia care.
Pulling devolved levers to help tackle poverty in Wales
Joe Rossiter reflects on the second webinar – Turning the Tide on Child Poverty – delivered in partnership between the IWA and WCPP
Community cohesion and social infrastructure – the vital connections
Chris Johnes, CEO of Building Communities Trust, discusses how social infrastructure and local services are integral to community cohesion.
When the rules collapse, Cymru must speak for peace and justice as war expands in the Middle East
Dr Hade Turkmen from Oxfam Cymru discusses the rising conflicts in the Middle East and calls for Cymru to stand firmly against the expansion of war and the collapse of the rules that protect civilians everywhere.
The Welsh Government is cutting funding for Adult Autism & ADHD services
Kaja shares their thoughts after receiving a letter during Neurodivergence Celebration Week outlining the Welsh Government’s plan to re-direct funding away from the adult autism and ADHD services.