Polisi ac Ymchwil
How do we assist Welsh Ministers in measuring a nation’s progress?

WCIA consultation response to the Wellbeing of Future Generations Act National Milestones
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Wellbeing of future generations act
Measuring peace in a complex world: the 2018 Global Peace Index shows the world is less peaceful today than at any time in the last decade. Where does Wales fit in this global picture - and can we shape it to play a greater role in building a better world?

Global Peace Index 2018
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WISERD - Civic Participation in Wales research
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Wales Civil Society Forum on Brexit
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The value of the third sector in Wales
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UK Peace Index says South Wales is most peaceful urban area
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A Comparative Study of International Peace Institutes
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Wales Peace Institute publishes militarisation report
Wales has a long history of internationalism - communities and organisations standing in solidarity with partners overseas to build a better world.

International Solidarity - Wales' history of internationalism
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All party parliamentary group on human rights and peace
This 2010 Report for the Welsh Ciuvil Society MDGs Task Force mapped over 930 organisations Wales-wide who were contribnuting to the UN Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) for poverty reduction

Welsh Civil Society and the MDGs
Wales' Temple of Peace was built to house the national WW1 Book of Remembrance, the rollcall of over 35,000 who lost their lives in the 'war that was to end war'.

WW100: The Story of Wales' Book of Remembrance
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WCIA's 'Belief & Action' programme between 2016-19 worked with communities Wales-wide to explore the stories and motivations of WW1 Conscientious Objectors, and parallels with voicing objection to conflict and standing up for beliefs today.

Belief and Action: a Century of Opposition to Conflict
During WW1, Welsh communities offered sanctuary to more than 4,000 Belgian refugees fleeing the outbreak of conflict in Flanders Fields. In the 1930s Basque children from the Spanish civil war were welcomed, and successive waves of conflict victims up to the Syria crisis of today have not only been offered sanctuary, but have contributed to and shaped Welsh society. What can we learn from our peace heritage? Is Wales today a place of peace - and could we be the world's first 'Nation of Sanctuary'?

Refugees & Sanctuary: Wales heritage of offering sanctuary to those fleeing war