1993 |
- IAITH Cyf. established at Lampeter
- Original staff team: Llinos Dafis, Siân Wyn Siencyn and Nest Gwilym
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1994 |
- Provide pioneering advice and guidance on bilingualism to public bodies in West Wales
- Begin publishing educational resources for ACCAC
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1995 |
- First steps taken in delivering language awareness training
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1996 |
- Gareth Ioan appointed CEO
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1997 |
- Offices moved to Newcastle Emlyn
- Development of first Welsh Language Scheme for Carmarthenshire County Council
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1998 |
- Language awareness training defined and training resources commissioned
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1999 |
- Dr Kathryn Jones joins staff
- First annual lecture delivered by Emyr Llywelyn
- Cyfiaith translation services established
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2000 |
- Office established at St Asaph
- Venturing Onward report commissioned by Welsh Language Board, pioneering report on local language initiatives
- First county-wide language strategy developed for Carmarthenshire County Council
- Estyn Llaw established as a support service for third sector organisations
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2001 |
- IAITH awarded WLB commission to manage language transmission project. Twf established.
- Steve Eaves and Elaine Davies join IAITH staff team
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2002 |
- Launch monitoring of compliance service in relation to Welsh Language Schemes
- Commissioned to provide language consultancy for Communities First
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2003 |
- Begin to provide consultancy services in Ireland
- Produce Iechyd Da! language awareness resource for NHS Wales
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2005 |
- Facilitate WLB’s Bilingual Workplaces initiatives
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2006 |
- Publish Social Networks and Young People’s Language Use for WLB with European Centre for Research
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2007 |
- Establish Language Planners Wales as a network for LPP professionals
- Develop pioneering behaviour change project Ma’ Dy Gymraeg Di’n Grêt
- Publish Creating a Truly Bilingual Wales as a contribution to the debate around language legislation
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2008 |
- Host a conference on The Language Order and Language Rights at the Temple of Peace, Cardiff, presided over by Lord Gwilym Prys Davies
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2009 |
- IAITH Cyf. registered as a charity
- Begin to provide consultancy services in Scotland
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2011 |
- IAITH report on the experiences of Welsh speakers in health and social care informs ‘More than Just Words’ strategy.
- Host conference on How to decipher the Census in partnership with Institute of Welsh Politics, Aberystwyth University
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2012 |
- Develop Gweithredu’n Lleol (Local Action), WLB’s final publication
- Establish post-graduate certificate in Language Policy and Planning in partnership with University of Wales Trinity St David
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2013 |
- IAITH commissioned to pilot parent support project Tyfu gyda’r Gymraeg
- Facilitate Y Gynhadledd Fawr (The Big Conversation) on behalf of First Minister
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2014 |
- Assist Welsh National Assembly in implementing its Official Languages Act 2012
- Provide language planning advice to Carmarthenshire’s successful bid to relocate S4C’s HQ in West Wales
- Host conference on Language and Economy in partnership with Institute of Welsh Politics, Aberystwyth University
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