Blog
Welcome to our blog, where you'll find the latest news and views from Wales about our work in arts and education.
Teachers Beth Owen, Thomas Samuel and Siân Morgans are currently championing the Welsh language nearly 8,000 miles from home – in the Patagonian province of Argentina.
Sion Watkins first travelled to Lesotho with Dolen Cymru in 2018 and has found himself returning year after year.
Writer Kathryn Tann reviews the Welsh literature scene and makes some suggestions for where to start exploring contemporary Welsh prose and poetry, in English or Welsh.
Kathryn Tann interviews Lianne Toye of Artes Mundi about how the organisation has adapted to the challenges of creating an international art exhibition during a pandemic.
In 2020 Marian Brosschot travelled to Patagonia in Argentina to teach Welsh in Y Wladfa. The adventure of a lifetime took a new turn when Covid-19 gripped the world.
Rebecca Gould, Head of Arts at British Council Wales reviews our collaborations in theatre and dance event with theatre personalities from India and Wales.
Rebecca Gould, head of arts for the British Council in Wales, reviews the India-Wales digital festival session on arts and leadership during the Covid-19 outbreak.
A review of our event that looked at the productive relationships between the Welsh and Indian arts sectors
Josephine Moate, senior lecturer, at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland tells us about the Finnish education system and compares the Welsh and Finnish approaches to language learning.
Dr Céline Healy of Maynooth University reflects on how Wales could lead on language learning
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