Plaid Ifanc is holding its annual national conference in our capital city, Cardiff on the 9th of April. This is an opportunity for the movement to gather, assess the incredible progress we’ve made in the last year, and plan how…

On International Women’s Day, our National Secretary, Fflur Arwel, decided to write something different. [Feminist: A person who believes in the social, political and economic equality of the sexes] They may have told you that you’re not good enough or…

Despite not being an official national holiday, the first of March is our opportunity to celebrate our existence as a nation. On our national day, it’s important that we remember our history. A history, which over the years, has been…

  This year has been an interesting, exciting and turbulent one. We as Plaid Ifanc have had a spectacular year - we held our first national conference in Aberystwyth in March, we have two new branches and tens of new members…

Osian Owen, Chair of Plaid Ifanc Bangor, writes about his experience in the anti-fascist rally in Llangefni this weekend. It was my duty, not my desire to go to Llangefni. My duty as a citizen who loves this country and…

Today, all around the world, people are remembering all those who have been brutally murdered and mutilated for simply living their lives. On Transgender Day of Remembrance, Plaid Cymru Ifanc stands in solidarity with those who have suffered from intolerance,…

Plaid Cymru’s annual conference, this year held in Aberystwyth, saw more active participants from Plaid Ifanc than ever before. Nearly 40 young people came to our fringe event, where we discussed empowering young people and our crucial role in building…