A series of poems by Welsh poets that were specially commissioned by the Learned Society of Wales are unveiled today as part of a language festival and conference that aims to explore how Wales can make the most of... Read More
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Language is a powerful tool: Wales must make the most of its multilingualism
5 November, 2020
Wales must not waste the political and cultural advantages of its bilingualism; a language festival and conference will hear later this month.
This virtual international symposium will explore how Wales can make the most of its unique languag... Read More
Mary McAleese & Sally Holland: Watch their conversation and Q&A session in full
15 October, 2020
Did you miss Mary McAleese in conversation with Sally Holland?
They explore our failure to protect children’s human rights.
Watch their conversation and Q&A session in full.
The Foundation for Science & Technology is running The R&D Roadmap – Levelling Up Across the UK, on 7th October. Ken Ska... Read More
POSTPONED: Through the Language Prism
12 March, 2020
We have today taken the difficult decision to postpone our bi / multilingualism symposium, ‘Through the Language Prism’.
This is in response to the Covid-19 outbreak.
We have worked for... Read More
Universities as Global Communities: event report
26 February, 2020
Our Universities as Global Communities conference took place in Bangor on 13th February. It was the third event in our Wales and the World series.
You can review the event here:
‘Multilingual Literatures: An Interdisciplinary Conference’ event report
11 November, 2019
The Society-supported Multilingual Literatures Conference took place 17-19 July 2019. You can read the event report below:
‘Multilingual Literatures: An Interdisciplinary Conference’ was the dissemination s... Read More
‘Curriculum for a Successful Future?’ Event report
30 October, 2019
The 'Curriculum for a Successful Future' event took place at Swansea University on 17 October 2019. The event was supported by the Society.
How should Wales project itself on the world stage?
25 October, 2019
As the Welsh rugby team compete for a place in the world cup final in Yokohama – with Japanese and Welsh fans singing ‘Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau’ and ‘Calon Lan’ in support – an event on Monday will consider how Wales should project itself on the world stage, and make better use of its sof... Read More
Soft Power Strategies – How should Wales project itself on the world stage?
1 October, 2019
9.30-16.30 Monday 28 October
Cardiff Metropolitan University
This event will explore perspectives on soft power, and look to offer practical suggestions to develop Wales’s international profile.Read More