Why we need to talk about the Gulf: the WCIA at the 32nd Exeter Gulf Conference
The WCIA visits the 32nd Exeter Gulf Conference. […]
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Re-visioning Africa, 2022-32: A talk by Clifton Jones
A fascinating talk on reshaping the future of the African continent by Clifton Jones. […]
Shireen Abu Aqleh and the death of investigative journalism in Israel and Palestine
Since 1992, 25 journalists and media workers have been killed in Israel and Occupied Palestine. This article examines the slow death of investigative journalism in the region. […]
“The Struggle to Free Nazanin” – Revelations from Richard Ratcliffe’s talk
Revelations from Richard Ratcliffe’s talk to UNA Wales on Wednesday, 27 April 2022 […]
Why we shouldn’t give up on multilateralism
Sunday, April 24 marked the fourth annual celebration of the United Nations (U.N.) International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace, which has been observed by the organisation since its inception in 2019. The Encyclopaedia Britannica defines “multilateralism” as: “The process of organising relations between groups of three or more […]
#Temple80 ‘Wales for Peace’ Exhibition
The Exhibition accompanying Temple80 sought to draw together the story of the Temple, with Wales’ peace heritage of the last 100 years – including hidden histories gathered by community groups and volunteers 2014-18 – along with responses from young people, schools and artists. View Temple80 Exhibition Guide – English; Welsh […]
Voices of Temple80 – Film
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Peace Garden 30th Anniversary
On Saturday 24th, this was followed by a #PeaceGarden30 Rededication and Family Fun Day, in which WCIA brought together UNA Exchange international volunteers and alumni and Garden of Peace Founder Robert Davies, with children from Roath Park Primary School Together they unveiled 2 new colourful mosaics (created by international volunteers) […]
Sallie Davies Memorial Fund
by Sallie Slade, daughter of Bill and Sallie Davies This fund was set up in 1980 . The story behind this is: During James Callaghan’s premiership it was decided to hold a national competition among Labour party members to build up the information in the Labour Party archives. The competition […]
WCIA has changed to a charitable incorporated organisation
The trustees of the Welsh Centre for International Affairs (the WCIA) have decided that converting the charity’s status from a charitable trust to a charitable incorporated organisation (CIO) best serves the charity’s interests. As a result, in May 2014, the assets, business and affairs of the original WCIA charity (registered […]