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SUMMARY:THE REBIRTH OF WELSH LAW
DESCRIPTION:A Welsh Parliament has been able to  make laws again since the Wales Act 2017.   How does this work within the framework of a single England and Wales legal jurisdiction?  \nDavid Lloyd-Jones\, Justice of the Supreme Court\, explains at the society’s next meeting.  Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd\, former Lord Chief Justice and vice president of the Cymmrodorion will be in the chair.  \nDo join us at what promises to be a fascinating evening. Your guests are welcome\, too. \nRt Hon Lord Lloyd-Jones\nJustice\, Supreme Court of the United Kingdom \nRt Hon Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd\,\nVice President of the Society in the chair
URL:https://www.cymmrodorion.org/cy/sgyrsiau/the-rebirth-of-welsh-law/
LOCATION:The Medical Society of London\, 11 Chandos Street\, London\, W1G 9EB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Video
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SUMMARY:SETTLER COLONIALISM AND  WELSH PATAGONIA:  WHY WE NEED A MORE COMPLEX  VIEW
DESCRIPTION:Dr Lucy Taylor\nDepartment of International Politics\, Aberystwyth University \nAdmired in Wales for irrigation and peaceable relations with indigenous neighbours\, the 156 pioneers who crossed perilous seas to establish Y Wladfa struggled to resist assimilation by an Argentine state keen on building a coherent nation. This talk will chart these tensions\, including appeals for help from the Empire in London. \nDr Elizabeth Siberry OBE\, Member of Council in the chair
URL:https://www.cymmrodorion.org/cy/sgyrsiau/settler-colonialism-and-welsh-patagonia-why-we-need-a-more-complex-view/
LOCATION:The Medical Society of London\, 11 Chandos Street\, London\, W1G 9EB\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210524T183000
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DTSTAMP:20210712T091154Z
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SUMMARY:'The Dragon and The Crescent’. Nine centuries of Welsh encounters with Islam
DESCRIPTION:All are welcome to join this talk\, which will be live and with questions. \nWales and Islam: contact\, coexistence and conflict in nine centuries of literature. Award-winning poet and critic Dr Grahame Davies shows the full and surprising story of the Welsh relationship with Islam. \nSpeaker: Dr Grahame Davies\, poet\, librettist and cultural historian\, Governor of Goodenough College\, Bloomsbury\, London \nIn the chair: Professor Thomas Charles-Edwards\, Member of Council \nDate: 24/05/2021
URL:https://www.cymmrodorion.org/cy/sgyrsiau/wales-and-islam/
CATEGORIES:Video
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210420T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210420T200000
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SUMMARY:Ben Bowen Thomas\, Wales\, and UNESCO
DESCRIPTION:All are welcome to join this talk\, which will be live and with questions. \nBen Bowen Thomas was one of the most influential Welsh adult educators and civil servants of the twentieth century. He was very well-known among those who\, like himself\, were prominent civil servants but perhaps less well known to the Welsh public generally. Thomas’ early career was given to adult education in Wales\, an important social\, cultural\, as well as educational movement in the first half of the century. Warden of Coleg Harlech (1927-1940) and Director of Extra-Mural Studies\, University College\, Aberystwyth (1940-1941)\, he was seconded to the Ministry of Labour and National Service in Wales\, beginning a civil service career in which he became Permanent Secretary to the Welsh Department\, Ministry of Education (1945–63). This lecture examines Thomas’ contribution to international educational and cultural development in the light of this experience; and through his long association with UNESCO after 1946 in which he became Chair of its Executive Board (1958- 1960). This was a period of post-war reconstruction in a divided Europe riven by the competing ideologies of communist state socialism and capitalist parliamentary democracy. It also saw a retreat from imperialism and the emergence of post-colonial non-aligned countries. UNESCO reflected these tensions and received severe criticism notably from the United States for its allegedly pro-Soviet and anti-Western bias. Thomas was knighted in 1950\, was a member of the Commission on the Constitution (1969–73)\, and was awarded the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion Medal (1976). \nProfessor W. John Morgan\nProfessor Emeritus\, University of Nottingham; Honorary Professor\, School of Social Sciences\, and Leverhulme Emeritus Fellow\, Wales Institute of Social & Economic Research\, and Data\, Cardiff University. \nChaired by Sian Reid\, Honorary Secretary
URL:https://www.cymmrodorion.org/cy/sgyrsiau/ben-bowen-thomas-wales-and-unesco/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210324T183000
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SUMMARY:Paper\, Ink\, and Four Walls: John Jones of Gellilyfdy and his Prison Project
DESCRIPTION:All are welcome to join this talk\, which will be live and with questions. Access will be via this page; no registration is needed. \nAlmost all scholars of medieval Welsh texts will have come across manuscripts in the hand of John Jones of Gellilyfdy\, Flintshire (c.1580–1658)\, a competent scribe who copied countless texts\, of prose and poetry\, in a beautifully clear calligraphic hand\, often decorated with his signature knotwork and ornate capital letters. However\, John Jones was no mere copyist and there is plenty of evidence that he was working towards producing a Welsh dictionary. Whilst incarcerated in the Fleet Prison in London (as a debtor) in the early 1630s\, he produced three books of wordlists\, covering many aspects of everyday life. The lists provide us with an invaluable insight into the life and language of a Flintshire-based gentleman in the early 17th century\, whilst also adding greatly to the known Welsh vocabulary of the period. \nProfessor Ann Parry Owen\, University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh & Celtic Studies and University of Wales Dictionary \nChaired by Professor Helen Fulton\, Member of Council
URL:https://www.cymmrodorion.org/cy/sgyrsiau/paper-ink-and-four-walls-john-jones-of-gellilyfdy-and-his-prison-project/
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