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With the new coronavirus variant continuing to affect people across Wales, our work to find lasting solutions to poverty and inequality is more vital than ever.
With 16 and 17-year-olds able to vote for the first time in May’s Senedd elections, Steffan Evans sets out why the time is right to establish a Welsh Learning Allowance The upcoming Senedd elections will be the first time 16 […] »
Adam Fletcher, Head of British Heart Foundation (BHF) Cymru, highlights why smoking, obesity and alcohol continue to present a huge public health challenge in Wales and measures to tackle them must ensure that the health inequality gap is not widened. […] »
The Bevan Foundation is delighted to share its ideas in the first edition of Wales’ new newspaper, The National. We’re delighted that our Director, Victoria Winckler, has an opinion piece in the first, St David’s Day, print edition of Wales’ […] »
The aim of our project is to further our understanding of the cost of extending the eligibility criteria for Free School Meals and the impact it would have on families’ financial resilience. Summary of project and Project Aims Children who […] »
Self-employment is critical to the financial wellbeing of around a quarter of a million people in Wales. Self-employment has grown rapidly and now accounts for 15% of total employment, rising to more than 25% in some places. The issue is […] »
Poverty and inequality are longstanding challenges. This paper explains how Welsh public services and benefits could transform the lives of thousands of people trapped by low incomes and discrimination. This paper brings together the findings from the Bevan Foundation’s work […] »
Additional support needed for people advised to shield The effects of the Coronavirus pandemic have been felt by everyone, but people who were shielding face additional challenges. Although the policy has been paused many people are still doing so, or […] »
Wales’ best policy and politics magazine! This bumper issue reflects on the impact of Coronavirus on Wales’ economy and society, and highlights some ways forward to recover, renew and reset Wales in its aftermath. This issue includes articles by: Darren […] »
With WWF Cymru, the New Policy Institute and Cardiff University Work, poverty and climate change: Wales’ faces a number of challenges in addition to the pandemic recovery. Join us this St David’s Day – on our 20th birthday – as […] »