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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Re-visioning Africa, 2022-32: A talk by Clifton Jones
A fascinating talk on reshaping the future of the African continent by Clifton Jones. […]
WCIA Placement Blog: Clara Finkelstein’s ‘Archiveathon Challenge’ to list the Temple Library
WCIA Placement Clara Finkelstein shares her experience of cataloguing the Library of Wales’ Temple of Peace […]
International politics: Cuba in the aftermath of Covid-19
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 […]
“My WCIA work experience” by Elissa Da Silva
Last week I undertook 3 days of work experience with WCIA. I really enjoyed it, all the staff were amicable and welcoming which was great. On the first day, I had an induction with Michi who manages the Global Action program. She went over all the activities that I had […]
Maria Ribas Tur – Global Perspectives migrants’ experiences
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 […]
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. […]
‘Ethical, Informed Citizens of Wales and the World’: Researcher Blog by Catrin Edwards-Greaves
by Catrin Edwards-Greaves, Cardiff University and WCIA Heritage Placement What does Welsh curriculum policy mean to the general public, and how does it relate to experiences of community participation during the pandemic? What do you see when you look at this picture (right)? Perhaps you have experiences of protecting your […]