Child Poverty in Wales, Volume 2 - Speaking Truth to Power — Speaking Truth to Power

Disgrifiad Cymraeg / Welsh Description

Mae'r llyfr hwn yn rhoi mynegiant ymarferol i'r cynllun economaidd newydd 'Gwneud i Gymru Weithio', a'i weledigaeth ar gyfer tyfu economi werdd, ar y lefel leol/ranbarthol ym mhrosiect Gwyntoedd Masnach Bangor, ynghyd â'r prosiect addysgol i Ddim-NEET, Canolfan Ddysgu Forwrol Bangor gyda'i rhaglenni dysgu morwrol a ddatblygwyd ar y cyd, a gynlluniwyd i wireddu'r 'economi perthyn' hon.

Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

This book gives practical expression to the new economic plan 'Making Wales Work', and its vision for growing a green economy, at the local/regional level in the Bangor Trade Winds project, allied to the educative Not-NEET project, the Bangor Maritime Learning Centre with its co-developed maritime learning programmes, designed to bring this 'belonging economy' into being.

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Cynnwys / Table of Contents

Foreword Editor’s Introduction A city-wide coalition acting on child poverty by Lori Beckett (Bangor University) Section 1 Introduction Recollections and Reconciliation Chapter 1Family fortunes: inherited poverty vs inherited wealth By Eirwen Owen (Trem y Mynydd) with Shan Robinson (Bangor University) Chapter 2 Supporting children disengaging from learning in primary school By Iwan Davies (Ysgol Trem y Mynydd) Chapter 3 Tapping the youth voice for ‘belonging’ in times of inequality By Graham French, Nia Young and Arwyn Roberts (Bangor University), Anna Story (GISDA: Grŵp Ieuenctid Sengl Digartref Arfon) and Lisa Goodier (Bangor City Council) Section 2 Introduction Responding to intergenerational poverty Chapter 4 Pre-launching children’s learning with maritime heritage by Dewi Jones (Cyngor Gwynedd) Chapter 5 Further education for trades in the maritime industries By Aled Jones-Griffith, Sion Peters-Flynn, and Gwennan Richards (Grŵp Llandrillo Menai) Chapter 6 The Bangor Trade Winds project: higher education for the professions By Shan Robinson, Nia Young, Lori Beckett, Edward Jones, and Martina Feilzer (Bangor University) Section 3 Introduction Pushing back against child poverty Chapter 7 Stakeholders tapping maritime heritage for integrated learning By Nia Sian Jones (Bangor M-sparc), Sioned Roberts (Mantell Gwynedd), Fiona Owens (Abbey Road Centre), & Henry Chesterton (Menai Strait’s Heritage Fleet) Chapter 8 We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children. By Elin Walker Jones (Cyngor Gwynedd) with Jacqueline Spence, Ben Popat, Jess Arthur and Sian Carling (Calon y Glyder) Chapter 9 Community development intersecting with city re-generation By Gwen Thirsk (Invest Local Officer) & John Wynn Jones (Bangor City Council) Section 4 Introduction Guarding against child poverty Chapter 10 Scoping a vision of the future for Bangor in localism and green industries By Ann Kennedy (Môn CF), Owen Hurcum (former Mayor of Bangor), James Wilson (Menai Seafoods), and Sara Spinks (Bangor PLUS team) Chapter 11A politician’s response to research-informed policy advocacy By Ceri Eirlys Chapter 12 The whole story By Graham French and Lori Beckett (Bangor University) Afterword

Bywgraffiad yr Awdur / Author Biography

Lori Beckett is semi-retired, but continues as Visiting Professor at Bangor University, and as academic partner to the local school-community identified as Trem y Mynydd in Gwynedd.