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Every child is different. Some are noisy, talkative and outgoing while others are quiet and like to be on their own. Some differences are visible while others are not as evident. We are all unique. We all have our own lives, our own dreams and our own talents.

An accessible, inclusive picture book for children that considers what it's like to have a disability. The series Cwestiynau a Theimladau Ynghylch... encourages children to consider their emotions and to discuss issues that may be difficult to understand. The book comprises suggestions and practical activities together with advice for.

A gentle board book designed to introduce little ones to physical and emotional health and wellbeing. It guides young children in fundamental concepts such as kindness, compassion and the importance of community, as well as Yogic ideas such as chakras. Beautiful artwork excites readers as they explore each vibrant page. A Welsh adaptation by.

Angharad Griffiths has compiled a selection of agonising stories by individuals who have, in the past, had issues with alcohol. 13 contributors discuss frankly their relationship with alcohol, sharing their experiences of picking themselves up from a deep darkness and resolving not to touch another drop.

Dyma gyfrol sy'n cynnig golwg ffres ar ffuglen fer y llenor cyfoes Mihangel Morgan. Mae'n arbrofi â beirniadaeth greadigol er mwyn cyfleu cysyniadau ynghylch llenyddiaeth mewn modd sy'n ddealladwy ac yn ddarllenadwy ar gyfer cynulleidfa greadigol ac academaidd fel ei gilydd.

De ti forfatterne er Stein Reegård, Jarle Trondal, Noralv Veggeland, Ole Gunnar Austvik, Bjørg Marit Andersen, Per Kristian Mydske, Per Halvor Vale, Torill Nyseth, Helene Bank og Dag O. Hessen. Temaene de skriver om er EUs Statsstøtteregel, den solbergske staten som reformstat, norsk energipolitikk, konsekvenser av helseforetaksreformen, regional styring. norsk landbrukspolitikk, New Public Management, miljøkrisa og Coronapandemie

Dagens og middelalderens kriger er åpenbart forskjellige på en rekke felter - fra ideologi og teknologi til globalisering og statsutvikling. Hvorfor da sammenlikne dem? Fordi vår oppfatning av krig, at kriger er noe som utkjempes mellom stater, at de har en klar begynnelse og slutt og kan kontrasteres til en tilstand av fred, har vært preget av hvordan krig er blitt utkjempet de siste 3-400 år i Vesten. Men de siste 30 år har de aller færreste kriger vært statskriger, og de unndrar seg de motsetningene vi setter opp mellom krig og fred, soldater og sivile, soldater og kriminelle. For å forstå disse «nye krigene» kan sammenlikningen med middelalderen være relevant - altså perioden før staten ble dominerende. I middelalderen var kriger vanskelig å avgrense fra fred, og selv om konger førte kriger, var dette noe i prinsippet hele overklassen hadde rett til. Krig foregikk mindre som store slag og felttog, og mer som feider, plyndring og forhandlinger. I en verden der krigen har endret karakter fra de klassiske krigene som preget Vesten fra Trettiårskrigen til den andre verdenskrig, er det viktig å finne fram til nye forståelser og perspektiver på krigføring

Russlands rebeller skildrer den russiske protestbevegelsen, som først så dagens lys i 2011, og viser hvordan myndighetene har reagert på de russiske aktivistenes protester og krav om reformer. Bokens første del gir en kronologisk gjennomgang av protestbevegelsens fremvekst, og de nye politiske aktivistenes forsøk på å bygge en ny politisk allianse på restene av det som utgjorde 1990-tallets liberale og demokratiske partier. Forfatteren gir inngående beskrivelser av de viktigste aktørene i protestbevegelsen, først og fremst bloggeren og opposisjonslederen Aleksej Navalnyj, og viser hvordan ulike politiske grupperinger har benyttet sosiale medier og ulike protestaksjoner som plattformer for å lansere større politiske ambisjoner. I bokens andre belyser forfatteren hvordan og hvorfor protestbevegelsen gradvis gikk i oppløsning. Han skildrer blant annet hvordan regimet stadig har justert lovgivningen og innført nye tiltak for å avskrekke og stagge opposisjonen, nærmest som et kappløp mellom opposisjon og regime. Selv om den organiserte opposisjonen i Russland i stor grad ble nøytralisert i løpet av 2019, har det vokst frem et omfattende protestpotensial i det russiske samfunnet, særlig blant unge. Avslutningsvis trekker forfatteren opp noen av de utfordringene og dilemmaene som vil prege Russlands politiske utvikling fremover

The autobiography of Elfyn Llwyd, former Plaid Cymru Member of Parliament. He reveals stories from within his party and from the administration at Westminster, recording events he was part of during his service of almost quarter of a century as MP on behalf of the constituents of Meirionnydd Nant Conwy and Dwyfor Meirionnydd. 28 photographs.

A book about 12 inspiring Welsh women from all walks of life and from all parts of Wales: Amy Dillwyn, Betsi Cadwaladr, Kate Bosse- Griffiths, Hayley Gomez, Jade Jones, Frances Hoggan, Mair Russell- Jones, Eileen Beasley, Betty Campbell, Laura Ashley, Angharad Tomo s, Tori James, Gwendoline a Margaret Davies. A visually appealing, fun-filled.

This book presents a detailed and systematic investigation of poverty reporting in Wales, discussing the findings of a two-year research project funded by Exploring the Narrative Coalition (a group of 10 third sector organizations based in Wales ESRC and Cardiff University Exploring how poverty news is covered by broadcast, print and online news in English and Welsh, provides a detailed understanding of current journalism and communication practices on a critical issue. facing Wales. Following a decade of austerity policies, with official measures confirming that experiences of poverty and deprivation are on the rise, the book offers a timely intervention, critically exploring the mainstream media's narratives on poverty and how they experience it shape them. This book is based on original research conducted between 2016-7, during a turbulent period involving the Tata Steel crisis in Port Talbot. South Wales, Welsh Government elections and a referendum campaign for the UK's membership of the European Union. It covers how poverty was framed in the midst of nationally important news about politics, business and the economy as well as more local, personal or community-related stories about livelihoods and social issues. Quantitative analysis of the key features of the approaches across different media types provides a detailed evidence base for understanding how poverty news was represented. This includes looking at the major contextualization themes, social groups and geographical locations that are commonly addressed, the causes and consequences of poverty, and access to information. It demonstrates how the media in Wales responds differently to the more negative reports typical of some UK national press departments, particularly around discourses that cause unemployment and welfare stigma. Nevertheless, there are important questions to be raised about how news narratives convey meaning and in particular the disconnect between the coverage of macroeconomic trends or events and their impact on the lives of ordinary people. In addition, the book explores why coverage of poverty news is shaped as it is, drawing on the findings of in-depth interviews with journalists and editors about their practices. Through a look at professional values ​​and experiences, the book explores the challenges that are likely to affect reporting poverty. Key issues include the use of specialist resources and expertise allocated to social issues journalism, the difficulties in identifying and potentially reaching vulnerable groups across Wales and representing case studies fairly and ethically. We undertook a set of interviews with third sector professionals about their engagement with news media practices and contacts. They offer more information on how news about poverty is shaped. Here, the pressures of reporting poverty are viewed from a different perspective, where trying to influence poverty coverage in the press and responding to news demands can create professional tensions between journalists and the third sector and / or positive productive co-operative relationships that affect news narratives. By providing a detailed picture of how and why poverty news narratives are shaped as they are, the book intends to create an evidence base that will inform more accurate, representative and meaningful reporting of poverty in Wales.