Jane Harries – Peace Educator Coordinator at WCIA March 23, 2022 Cyfarthfa High School in Merthyr Tydfil is one of six schools in England and Wales to feature in a series of short films created by Quakers in Britain to show the power of peace education. Cyfarthfa High School was […]
On Wednesday 16th, it took place Global Natters’ third session of the year, once again, in an online format. On this occasion, the debate was focused on the Winter Olympics and the impact that those have on climate change. As in previous sessions, the conversation initiated with referring to the […]
Blog written by volunteer Cai Davies What would a Green Planet episode recorded in Wales look like? David Attenborough is presenting a new series called the Green Planet. Similar to Blue Planet, it focuses on the plant kingdom around the world and highlights various interesting species such as the giant […]
The 15th of January 2020, several protests were organised across the UK to raise awareness and halt the passing of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill (PCSCBill). In this article we tried to gathered views from all sides, presenting different points for each to decide why and how this bill should concern us […]
The 25th and 26th of January 2022, it took place the annual Global Solidarity Summit organised by Hub Cymru Africa. In the first day, the panelist focused on discussing how each organisation and individuals defined the concept solidarity and the role that Wales had and is currently playing in this […]
How successful was COP 26? Panelists and attendees of WCIA’s online reflection session on 9 December highlighted key moments and lessons learnt – clearly agreeing that the 2021 United Nations Climate Conference in Glasgow was a mixed bag. […]
We are looking for up to 6 schools who would like to pilot these new and exciting bilingual resources for 8 – 14 yr olds. […]
We are looking for two schools who would like to take action to build a better future as part of our Changemakers project. […]
We are looking for three schools who would be willing to pilot our new resources exploring Global Citizenship.
The resources are aimed at ages 5-8, 9-11 and 12-14. They explore the way that communities have worked together to tackle the Covid-19 Pandemic. […]
For better or worse, 2021 is about to finish. Now, in our way to 2022, we wonder what will the year ahead bring? […]
