Starting the 20th of June with the celebration of the World Refugee Day, and finishing on the 26th, for seven days Wales celebrated Refugee’s Week 2022. A series of online and in-person events took place throughout the country intending to raise awareness of the situation that many people nowadays find […]
At WCIA, we understand that global issues impact people differently in Wales and around the world. During COVID, we collected global perspectives, in people’s own words, about how the pandemic was affecting them. We are starting a new series of global perspectives on the topic of migration. Throughout time, people have […]
At WCIA, we understand that global issues impact people differently in Wales and around the world. During COVID, we collected global perspectives, in people’s own words, about how the pandemic was affecting them. We are starting a new series of global perspectives on the topic of migration. Throughout time, people have […]
On the 31st of May, it took place the last conference of the month, organised by Cymru Cuba and Cardiff Business School. The conference had a hybrid format where part of the attendees were invited to attend in person, and for those who were not settled in Cardiff, there was […]
At WCIA, we understand that global issues impact people differently in Wales and around the world. During COVID, we collected global perspectives, in people’s own words, about how the pandemic was affecting them. We are starting a new series of global perspectives on the topic of migration. Throughout time, people have […]
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Sam Ward has re-joined WCIA as Climate Cymru Manager to call for a decade of urgent, fair action to address climate and nature emergencies. Last year, Sam led the Climate Cymru campaign to take 13,500+ diverse voices from communities all over Wales, to the United Nations Climate Conference COP26 in […]
On April 13th, it finished the first Archive-athon ever celebrated in the Temple of Peace and Health (Cardiff, Wales). For 4 days, around sixty-three volunteers coming from different regions of Wales, help out to catalogue all the material in the Temple’s library. I really enjoyed going through different resources. It […]
The first miles of the temple’s Archive-athon were done between the 5th and 6th of April. With a team of approximately 20 volunteers, different sections of the Temple of Peace and Health’s library were catalogued in a new database. Among the re-discovered books, there were some first editions of Gareth Jones’ collection, […]
On the 31 of March, it was held the one-day conference on Peace and Health. Organised by Academi Heddwch in collaboration with Aberystwyth University, Cymraeg and the Welsh government, the event was divided into seven different pannels each counting with distinct experts coming from academic, governmental and private spheres. The conference aimed to address the […]
