Dr Kathryn Jones, IAITH’s research and policy lead, will contributing to an International conference at Hamburg University on 13 May.
(Added on 11/05/2016)
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IAITH has appreciated greatly the opportunity it has been afforded by the past Welsh Language Board and Welsh Government to establish and develop the Twf project over the past 15 years and the Tyfu gyda’r Gymraeg project over the past 3 years. We believe that we have made a significant positive impact on the transmission rates of Welsh within families during that period, as well as raising the profile of the Welsh language within the context of early parenting.
(Added on 05/04/2016)
Over the last few months IAITH have been working with the social care workforce at Wrexham County Borough Council.
(Added on 22/02/2016)
IAITH are pleased to announce that we have been commissioned by Bòrd na Gàidhlig to undertake an interim review of the National Gaelic Language Plan 2012-17.
(Added on 17/12/2015)
Dros y flwyddyn diwethaf bu IAITH: y ganolfan cynllunio iaith ac Urdd Gobaith Cymru yn cydweithio ar brosiect newydd, cyffrous.
(Added on 03/12/2015)
After 14 years at IAITH we wish Elaine Davies all the best as she takes her well-earned retirement this month. Elaine has been a key member of our staff team and will be sorely missed by all at IAITH.
Following a successful career in social work that led to her leading CCETSW’s Welsh Languagemore
(Added on 13/11/2015)
IAITH are pleased to announce that one of its honorary patrons, Prof. Colin H Williams, will be is forging a closer relationship with the Centre as an Associate Consultant.
(Added on 13/10/2015)
IAITH are eager to develop partnerships with freelance workers to deliver occasional projects.
(Added on 07/10/2015)
A part time vacancy working for the Twf project in Snowdonia has arisen. For more information, follow the link.
(Added on 14/09/2015)
This year’s Language Planners Wales annual lecture was delivered by Prof. Diarmait Mac Giolla Chríost of Cardiff University’s Welsh Department. His subject was the legal architecture of the current framework of Welsh language legislation.
(Added on 12/08/2015)
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