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 and 2015, 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.
Below is our latest work on our work on democracy. You can find a full list of our publications here.
The IWA only exists with the support of our members. Find out more about joining us to ensure that we are able to continue our work.
This book arises from a conference organised by the Institute of Welsh Affairs and the ESRC Devolution and Constitutional Change
Carwyn Jones, Minister for the Environment, Planning and the Countryside in the Welsh Assembly Government, offers a wide-ranging survey of
Phil Williams explores the cross currents of a fractured sensibility that challenge our policy-makers in the Assembly Government. Click here
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Fighting for a Wales that is 100% powered by renewables by 2035.
Advocating for a stronger Welsh media through our Media Audits.
Bringing through new, unheard writers with our New Voices Fund.
We’re working to make Wales better.
Your support can help us do more.
