Webinars

The coronavirus pandemic has hit the Welsh economy and labour market hard. An economic response, reset and recovery requires pathways towards a more resilient, sustainable and inclusive economy. This important webinar draws on the Bevan Foundation’s analysis and proposals to […] »

On Monday 9th November, the Real Living Wage rate for 2020 was announced. To kick off Living Wage Week, we talked to a range of organisations to get their thoughts on the new Real Living Wage rate, how to encourage […] »

This webinar includes a short film screening and Q&A looking at how we can develop a more sustainable and affordable food system. No one should be going hungry in 21st century Wales, but with 700,000 people trapped in poverty, food […] »

People in Wales have long experienced poverty and inequality. But the Coronavirus outbreak has deepened inequality and increased the challenges. The need to put social justice front and centre at the Welsh Parliamentary elections in May has never been greater. […] »

Around 80,000 people born in the EU live in Wales. Since moving here many have put down roots, developed a sense of Welsh identity and regard Wales as home, yet, some face hostility. This webinar shares some of the experiences […] »

Mae Coronafirws wedi cael effaith ar bawb dros y misoedd diwethaf ond wrth i’r cyfnod clo ddechrau llacio ymunwch a’n panel i drafod effaith hir dymor y firws ar Gymru Mae Coronafirws wedi cael effaith ar bawb dros y misoedd […] »

What role can social business play in the ‘new normal’? Coronavirus will change the economy in dramatic and unforeseen ways. For some, business is now busier than ever, while for others staff are furloughed and the future uncertain. This webinar […] »

The Coronavirus outbreak has forced many people to move their lives on line, from Zoom meetings to internet shopping to Facebook quizzes and e-consultations with a GP. It is likely that many of these changes will stick. What does that […] »

The restrictions on everyday life are transforming how people live, work and shop. Queues of traffic on the A470 and A55 have all but disappeared, while local independent food shops have seen a big increase in trade. Many people are […] »

The restrictions on daily life to try to contain the Coronavirus have highlighted the vital importance of ‘home’ and exposed some of the deep inequalities in Wales’ housing provision. People in small, overcrowded homes have struggled to study, work and […] »