Gypsy and Traveller communities face growing racism and discrimination in the UK, including Wales, writes Martin Gallagher
Welsh Landscapes, Disability and the Myth of Personal Independence
Bethany Handley discusses how stories of ‘conquering’ the extremes of our landscapes remain at the heart of Welsh national identity. She calls for more inclusive stories that celebrate our dependence on the natural world and the diversity of our experiences in the outdoors.
Making Journalism Work for Wales: Publishing and the Projectariat
Marine Furet reflects on the precarity of the publishing sector in Wales, and looks to creative solutions to address it
Making the Media Work for Wales: Saving Welsh Magazines, Seeding Success
Mike Parker explains the urgent need for action from funders to support magazines in Wales
Making Journalism Work for Wales: Imagining the inclusive media of the future
Silvia Rose explains the idea behind the Inclusive Media Development Lab, one of the government-funded pilot projects aimed at addressing key issues for journalism in Wales
Making Journalism Work for Wales: Trying to do things differently
Richard Gurner explains the thinking behind a pilot project that will employ a dedicated Senedd reporter
Making Journalism Work for Wales: Good News and Bad News
Huw Marshall unpicks some of the issues behind why the Welsh Government has decided to fund a Senedd reporter.
Reforming the Union
Glyndwr Cennydd Jones puts forward a blueprint to reform UK institutions and address the asymmetry of the union.
25 Years of Devolution for Wales
On the 25th anniversary of the Government of Wales Act, Sir Paul Silk, one of the architects of devolution in Wales, looks back at its history.
Soaking Bread with 3năm Studio, or the Importance of Community Art Spaces
Joshua Jones discusses the importance of community art spaces from Vietnam to Cardiff, and reflects on the role of Cardiff-based community space Dyddiau Du in making connections.
The test of a civilization: How does Wales look after elderly citizens?
Dr Arun Midha discusses how Wales can care for its elderly citizens when they’re at their most vulnerable.