Sophie Howe looks back as she reaches the end of her term as Future Generations Commissioner for Wales
What the Istanbul Convention Means for Women and Girls in Wales
Olga Jurasz argues that the Istanbul Convention is a necessary tool to transform the course of law and policy on violence against women and girls in Wales.
Bringing Unpaid Carers and Social Workers together to Innovate Social Care
Amidst a social care system emergency, Claire Morgan reflects on removing barriers and building trust between unpaid carers and social workers.
‘No Shame, No Blame’ – Let’s Start With Democratic Education
Yvonne Murphy says we need a vision and strategy for widespread and creative, engaging and inspiring democratic education
IWA Analysis – It’s Time to Make the Media Work for Wales – but How?
Dylan Moore says Welsh people want and deserve better access to news they can trust, and we must listen to their ideas about how to do this
Young People Are Ready to Take The Helm Across the Arts in Wales
As part of our partnership with GALWAD, Francesca Pickard explains the benefits of involving young people in the arts at all levels.
Gender Stereotypes Are Still Influencing the Career Decisions of Young Women in Wales
Dr Tomos Evans lays out the ways in which gender stereotypes continue to shape young women’s career prospects in Wales.
From Tanzania to the HMRC: Pru’s World
From being the daughter of a government minister in newly independent Tanzania to fighting customs fraud at HMRC and championing diversity in Wales, Pru Orridge tells her story.
An African Twist: Maggie’s Exotic Foods
Glenn Edwards uncovers the remarkable story of a small business given lift off when a Welsh community came together after a hate crime