Ciwdos works to strengthen Welsh citizenship for economic, cultural and national sustainability.
Get Involvedthe civic conversation wales needs
Participation • Culture • Public life • Place • Belonging • Civic identity • Welsh citizenship
EVENTS
Talks, discussions and gatherings that bring people together to explore Welsh history, culture and public life.
PROJECTS
Civic and cultural initiatives rooted in place, developed through collaboration, participation and shared thinking.
RECOGNITION
Recognising those who contribute to Welsh society and culture — past and present.
POLICY
Development of new thinking for a range of policies aimed at improving life in Wales.
Recent Activity
A growing interest in Welsh history
A recent talk on Llywelyn Bren at the Twyn Community Centre in Caerphilly, co-facilitated by Ciwdos and Delyth Jewell, drew a packed audience. The discussion reflected a clear local appetite for a deeper understanding of the town’s cultural and historical identity.
The event also pointed to opportunities for further engagement, including how local institutions might recognise and interpret figures such as Bren in the public realm.
This work forms part of a wider effort to strengthen belonging, social reciprocity, and an evolving Welsh citizenship rooted in place and participation.
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