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Home » The Welsh Agenda » Voices » Page 11

Voices

Opinion pieces to open up conversation; a platform for diverse voices from Wales and beyond.

What myths will carry us forward?

Exploring the links between land and identity, Merlin Gable asks if our experience of land can be separated from our myths about Wales.

1st March (28th February)
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Who Owns Wales?

Sioned Haf introduces Who Owns Wales / Pwy Bia Cymru, a research project to make information about land ownership in Wales accessible.

28th February (24th February)
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Queer Life Stories: Today, Yesterday and Tomorrow

This LGBT+ History Month, Damian Kerlin researches and chats with LGBT+ historians and leading organisations uncovering key pivotal moments in Wales’s queer history.

23rd February (29th February)
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A partnership with a shared vision for digital public services in Wales

The new joint CEOs of the Centre for Digital Public Services (CDPS), Harriet Green and Myra Hunt, explain their vision and collaboration.

9th February (8th February)
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Diversifying Access to Cycling in Wales

Louis Mertens argues cycling provision in Wales must be diversified if it is to become truly accessible.

8th February (7th February)
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Paying the Price of Care

Care is the glue that holds society together – so why is the sector so chronically undervalued in Wales?

26th January (24th January)
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Don’t Be Mistaken: Fake News Does Pose a Threat to Welsh Democracy

Louise Casella argues that misinformation and disinformation threaten Welsh democracy and that learning providers have a key role in tackling them.

25th January (21st January)
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Small but Mighty: Climate Activism Against Eco-anxiety

Recounting her experience as a participant in COP26, Poppy Stowell-Evans reflects on the things that keep her grounded as a climate activist.

19th January (19th January)
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Seedlings for Change: When is the right time to start talking about Climate Change in early years education?

Dr Dylan Adams and Chantelle Haughton argue that to avert the climate crisis we must transform our relationship to nature.

10th January (18th May)
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