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Material relating to the European Women's Lobby conference held in Llandrindod Wells, 19 June 1990.

Material relating to the Victims' Charter Conference - The Way Forward held in Cardiff, 22 February 1991.

Correspondence largely relating to what appears to have been an incidence of alleged food poisoning which took place at the Welsh Women's Aid national conference held in Harlech, 2-4 October 1992.

Material relating to the Welsh Women's Aid conference titled 'Domestic Violence - Dialogue for Change' held in Mold, 1 April 1995.

Material relating to the Yes For Wales national conference held in Llandrindod Wells, 12-13 July [1997] (year implied by dates on accompanying papers).

Material relating to an inter-agency conference to address domestic violence titled 'Making It Happen : Gwella Gyda'n Gilydd' held in Cwmbran, 20 May 1998.

Welsh Women's Aid staff work reports, 1984-2000, with related papers.

Welsh Women's Aid's responses to draft papers produced March 2000 and [2002] by the National Assembly for Wales titled, respectively, 'Promoting Health and Wellbeing: A Consultation Document' and 'Well Being in Wales'. Welsh Women's Aid's responses seek to add to and amend information given in the draft papers by detailing the health needs of women and children in Wales who experience domestic abuse.

Material relating to social and council housing and to housing legislation, particularly in the context of housing for women fleeing domestic abuse.

Material relating to the Community charge, commonly known as the Poll tax, particularly in relation to women accessing Women's Aid services.

External correspondence to and from Welsh Women's Aid, 1983-2003, which includes letters sent between Welsh Women's Aid, the then Welsh Office in Cardiff and the fledgling National Assembly for Wales (see also Meetings: National Assembly for Wales).

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Material relating to Welsh Women's Aid training of its staff, largely comprising details of training courses and workshops, together with course feedback in the form of questionnaires and reports.

Material relating to publicity and the media as it relates to Welsh Women's Aid, including items relating to Welsh Women's Aid's Publicity Strategy Team; press releases issued by Welsh Women's Aid; material relating to media broadcasts and social events which highlight Welsh Women's Aid's work and/or women's issues; publicity resource pack for the use of Welsh Women's Aid groups; and guidelines on how to make the most of media opportunities.

Material relating to the collaboration between Welsh Women's Aid and the Women's Archive of Wales (Archif Menywod Cymru) and between Welsh Women's Aid and the 'Mapping Wales' project, the latter being a Wales Higher Education Libraries Forum collaborative research project based at the University of Wales Aberystwyth. The Women's Archive of Wales were to obtain a copious amount of records from Welsh Women's Aid, records which now comprise this present archive.

Material discussing the proposed celebration of Welsh Women's Aid's twenty-first anniversary in 1999.

Internal mailing relating to proposed celebrations to mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of Welsh Women's Aid.

A series of bilingual A3-sized laminated posters relating to events marking the fortieth anniversary of Welsh Women's Aid (1978-2018).

Material relating to the establishment of the Welsh Women's Aid Trust and of Welsh Women's Aid as a registered charity, including legal declarations, with accompanying solicitors' correspondence; list of Welsh Women's Aid trustees; agenda of the inaugural meeting of the Welsh Women's Aid Trust; and printed booklet titled 'Responsibilities of Charity Trustees'. The undated item - a photocopied page from a printed source detailing the nature of 'trusts' - is annotated with the following: 'WWA Trust has now dissolved'; however, there is no apparent indication of how and when this occurred.

Material relating to Welsh Women's Aid accounts, including auditors' reports, spreadsheets, invoices, expense forms and individual Women's Aid branch accounts.

Academic dissertations, research projects and reports primarily relating to domestic violence and other issues facing women. Some of the studies relate specifically to Women's Aid.