David Hagendyk argues that sustained investment in vocational and technical education in Wales is more important than ever for a sustainable and more equal Wales.
From Settled to Unsettled: how the 3 million fought back
Wiard Sterk explains how necessity became the mother of invention for communities who suddenly found their rights under threat after Brexit
Why is Wales missing its tree planting targets?
Caitlin Lewis visits woodland creation projects in South East Wales in a bid to discover what factors are limiting the Welsh Government from reaching its tree-planting targets.
A step forward for democracy in Wales
Following the announcement of the Welsh Government’s legislative programme, Jess Blair looks back on the history of the Senedd and devolution
IWA Analysis: Turning rhetoric to reality: this decade’s race to net zero
Joe Rossiter unpacks the UK Climate Change Committee’s report on Wales’ net zero progress and what it means for the crucial decade ahead
Political Accountability and Popular Sovereignty
Glyndwr Cennydd Jones calls for a constitution that will codify the relations between the four nations in the UK.
Supporting care-experienced students to thrive at university
Professor Jacqui Boddignton explains how universities can support care-experienced students to help them achieve their potential.
Obituary: Keith James – a friend of Wales
Geraint Talfan Davies, former Chair of the IWA, remembers its co-founder Keith James, who passed away on 4 May 2023.
Money, respect and other elephants?
Post Brexit funding is not fit for purpose to tackle Wales’ economic challenges, argues Joe Rossiter, IWA’s Policy and External Affairs Manager