May 2023

The Role of Community and Voluntary Organizations in Addressing Polarisation in Local Communities


September 2021

Lucy Taylor ‘Where the Welsh Are’ – the politics of Indigenous experience and Welsh reminiscence’

Presented at the conference Ailddehongli’r Wladfa Gymreig / Reinterpreting Y Wladfa / Reinterpretando Y Wladfa hosted by The Cardiff Centre for Welsh American Studies and the University of Bremen’s Department of Linguistics and Literature.


June 2021

Showing true colours: the changing politics of race equality in Wales




Professor Charlotte Williams OBE, guest speaker for the CWPS 2021 Annual Lecture.


April 2021

British, Romanian and Polish attitudes towards EU migrants in the UK

In this seminar Dr. Alexandra Bulat provides an overview of her recently completed doctoral work, which examines British, Romanian, and Polish attitudes to EU migrants in the UK.



March 2021

Departures podcast episode 6 – A Welsh Utopia in Patagonia





Mukti Jain Campion speaks to Professor Lucy Taylor of Aberystwyth University who has studied the archives of the Welsh in Patagonia, and Gareth Jenkins who has traced a family from his own village in Montgomeryshire that was amongst the early migrants.


April 2016

Reflections on Wales and Europe

Dr. Hywel Ceri Jones CMG discusses the relationship between Wales and Europe, and shares a few of his personal reflections on how this relationship has developed over the last few decades and what the future holds for Wales and the UK within Europe.


August 2015

Patagonia 150- Lucy Taylor at the Eisteddfod Genedlaethol 2015




Lecture by Lucy Taylor on Welsh colonists in Patagonia delivered at the National Eisteddfod, 2015 (In Welsh).


December 2015

Dynamics of Colonialism in Welsh Patagonia




Lucy Taylor discusses her research on relations between Welsh colonists in Patagonia and indigenous communities (In English).


December 2013

The GLOBAL-RURAL Project




Michael Woods introduces his research on globalization and rural localities.