Mae Amgueddfa Cymru yn datblygu strategaeth ddeng mlynedd. Rydym yn ymgynghori â sefydliadau partner, rhanddeiliaid a chymunedau ledled Cymru, fel bod ein gwaith yn y dyfodol yn diwallu anghenion pobl Cymru. Ymunwch â ni i fod yn rhan o'r drafodaeth hon.

Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales is developing a ten-year strategy. We are consulting with partner organisations, stakeholders and communities across Wales, so that our future work meets the needs of the people of Wales. Please join us to be part of this discussion.

Community groups were at the heart of support provided during lockdown. As economic and health crises combine, what role will community organisations play in promoting local resilience?

Chaired by Huw Irranca-Davies MS, the event will hear from Chris Johnes (Building Communities Trust), Ceri Cunnington (Cwmni Bro), Buffy Williams (Canolfan Pentre) and Adam Lent (New Local Government Network).

Roedd grwpiau cymunedol wrth galon yr ymdrech gymorth yn ystod y cyfnod clo. Pan fyddwn yn wynebu cyfuniad o argyfwng economaidd ac iechyd, pa rôl fydd mudiadau cymunedol yn eu chwarae wrth hybu cadernid lleol?

Yn y gadair bydd Huw Irranca-Davies AS ac yn gwmni iddo bydd Chris Johnes (Ymddiriedolaeth Adeiladu Cymunedau), Ceri Cunnington (Cwmni Bro), Buffy Williams (Canolfan Pentre) ac Adam Lent (New Local Government Network).

The Commissioner will be joined by Jeremy Miles MS and Lynne Neagle MS to discuss her latest report Leave No-one Behind, which set out the action needed to support older people through the on-going pandemic and ensure that they are able to participate fully in our recovery from Covid-19.

Yn ymuno â’r Comisiynydd, bydd Jeremy Miles AS a Lynne Neagle AS i drafod ei hadroddiad diweddaraf Gadael Neb Ar Ôl, sy’n nodi'r camau angenrheidiol ar gyfer cefnogi pobl hŷn drwy’r pandemig sy’n mynd ymlaen a sicrhau eu bod yn gallu cymryd rhan lawn yn ein hadferiad ar ôl Covid-19.

Chair: Peter Hughes (Unite Wales)

Panel: Howard Beckett (Unite Assistant General Secretary), Laura Pidcock (Institute of Employment Rights), Mick Antoniw (Pontypridd MS), Philippa Marsden (Leader of Caerphilly Council), Majid Rahman (Newport City Council Cabinet Member for Assets), Sarah Murphy (Data Justice Researcher), Kerry Owen (GE Deputy Convenor)

Cadeirydd: Peter Hughes (Uno'r Undeb Cymru)

Panel: Howard Beckett (Ysgrifennydd Cyffredinol Cynorthwyol Unite), Laura Pidcock (Y Sefydliad Hawliau Cyflogaeth), Mick Antoniw (AS Pontypridd), Philippa Marsden (Arweinydd Cyngor Caerffili), Majid Rahman (Aelod Cabinet Cyngor Dinas Casnewydd ar gyfer Asedau), Sarah Murphy (Ymchwilydd Cyfiawnder Data), Kerry Owen (Dirprwy Gynullydd GE)

As the benefits and entitlements landscape changes around us, and with the continuing effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, it's crucial that we have a national conversation about the specific needs of people here in Wales.

Why is uptake of some benefits low? Does better technology have a role to play? What opportunities to drive positive change does devolution present - and what challenges?

Join our panel of Jane Hutt MS, Hannah Blythyn MS, The Bevan Foundation and Rebecca Woolley from Citizens Advice Cymru.

Wrth i'r dirwedd buddion a hawliau newid o'n cwmpas, a chydag effeithiau parhaus pandemig Covid-19, mae'n hanfodol ein bod yn cael sgwrs genedlaethol am anghenion penodol pobl yma yng Nghymru.

Pam mae rhywfaint o bobl yn ei dderbyn yn isel? A oes gan dechnoleg well ran i'w chwarae? Pa gyfleoedd i ysgogi newid cadarnhaol y mae datganoli yn eu cyflwyno - a pha heriau?

Ymunwch a'n panel o Jane Hutt AS, Hannah Blythyn AS, Bevan Foundation a Rebecca Woolley o Cyngor Ar Bopeth.

Chair: Vikki Howells MS, Chair of the Senedd Co-operatives & Mutuals Cross Party Group.
Huw Irranca-Davies MS, Chair of the Co-operative Senedd Group.
Derek Walker, Chief Executive, Wales Co-operative Centre.
Merthyr Valleys Homes, Wales first tenant & employee housing mutual.
Register in advance for this meeting.

Cadeirydd: Vikki Howells AS, Cadeirydd Grŵp Trawsbleidiol Cwmnïau Cydweithredol a Chydfuddiannol y Senedd.
Huw Irranca-Davies AS, Cadeirydd Grŵp Cwmnïau Cydweithredol y Senedd.
Derek Walker, Prif Weithredwr, Canolfan Cydweithredol Cymru.
Cartrefi Cymoedd Merthyr, y sefydliad tai cydfuddiannol cyntaf i denantiaid a gweithwyr yng Nghymru.
Cofrestrwch ymlaen llaw ar gyfer y cyfarfod hwn.

In Wales we have a proud tradition of International Development, solidarity and peace. We have an active and diverse sector working on community links, health and fair trade; and this needs to be celebrated. But in 2020 Covid-19 and the Black Lives Matter movement has shown us just how interconnected we are, and how far we have to go to end inequalities internationally in a way that doesn’t perpetrate colonial structures. The wellbeing of Wales depends on global wellbeing. Join Hub Cymru Africa to discuss our vision for a globally responsible Wales.

Yng Nghymru mae gennym draddodiad balch o Ddatblygu Rhyngwladol, undod a heddwch. Mae gennym sector weithgar ac amrywiol o bobl sy’n gweithio ar gysylltiadau cymunedol, iechyd a masnach deg; ac mae angen dathlu hyn. Ond yn 2020, mae COVID-19 a’r mudiad Black Lives Matter wedi dangos i ni pa mor rhyng-gysylltiedig ydym, a pha mor bell y mae’n rhaid i ni fynd i roi terfyn ar anghydraddoldebau rhyngwladol mewn ffordd nad yw’n cyflawni strwythurau coloniaid. Mae lles Cymru’n dibynnu ar les byd-eang. Ymunwch â Hub Cymru Africa i drafod ein gweledigaeth ar gyfer Cymru sy’n gyfrifol yn fyd-eang.

Wales is in the midst of a housing crisis.

Conference season 2020 comes at a critical point, not just for the Welsh housing sector but for equality and human rights – more especially in the light of COVID-19 where the importance of staying at home has been central to all public health messages. For too many people, ‘home’ is insecure, unaffordable or unfit for purpose.

Our panellists will make the case for fully incorporating the Right to Adequate Housing into Welsh Law which we believe is the ambitious step needed to end the housing crisis, providing accessible and sustainable housing options for everyone in Wales.

Hear from some of Wales‘ leading housing and homelessness organisations:
Alicja Zalesinska | Director | Tai Pawb
John Puzey | Director | Shelter Cymru
Matt Dicks | Director | CIH Cymru

Mae Cymru yng nghanol argyfwng tai.

Mae tymor cynadledda 2020 yn ein cyrraedd ar adeg dyngedfennol, nid yn unig i’r sector tai yng Nghymru, ond i gydraddoldeb a hawliau dynol – yn enwedig yn sgil COVID-19, sydd wedi golygu bod pwysigrwydd aros gartref yn ganolog i’r holl negeseuon iechyd cyhoeddus. I ormod o bobl, mae ‘cartref’ yn ansicr, yn anfforddiadwy, neu’n anaddas at y diben.

Bydd ein panelwyr yn dadlau o blaid ymgorffori’r Hawl i Dai Digonol yng nghyfraith Cymru, a chredwn mai dyma’r cam uchelgeisiol sydd ei angen i ddod â’r argyfwng tai i ben, a darparu opsiynau tai hygyrch a chynaliadwy i bawb yng Nghymru.

Cewch glywed gan rai o brif fudiadau tai a digartrefedd Cymru:
Alicja Zalesinska | Cyfarwyddwr | Tai Pawb
John Puzey | Cyfarwyddwr | Shelter Cymru
Matt Dicks | Cyfarwyddwr | CIH Cymru