The Institute of Welsh Affairs’ Media Group’s response to the DCMS white paper on the BBC; “A BBC for the

We want to see a Wales with a strong, confident democracy. Our work will aim to improve the political education of the nation and the accountability and transparency of our politicians.
By encouraging a robust media through the IWA Media Audits in 2008, 2015, and 2020, and through non-party political campaigning, we want to see Wales’s civic sphere grow and strengthen. Our project Understanding Welsh Places supports people to better understand their communities and provides a tool to empower the people of Wales.
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The Institute of Welsh Affairs’ Media Group’s response to the DCMS white paper on the BBC; “A BBC for the
An IWA Media Group Response to the independent review into how the BBC is governed and regulated. The response can
Autumn 2015 The Wales Media Audit 2015, carried out by a group of media experts and academics on behalf of
The IWA has pursued an active interest in media issues for many years. In 2008 it carried out a media
Running from January to March 2015, the IWA’s Constitutional Convention asked 12,000 people across the country about Wales’ future. Using
The IWA response to Ofcom Consultation: “Public Service Content in a Connected Society” To download this response please click here.
As the Scottish Independence referendum approaches on 18 September 2014 a leading thinker on Unionism says adopting federalism is the
This report, a real Citizen Service for Wales, sets out a proposal for a year long placement for 18-25 year olds
To mark the 25th anniversary of the Institute of Welsh Affairs 25 authors cast their minds back over their experience