Take a journey across continents and through time to uncover the powerful story of how a horrific act of murder in 1963 Alabama ignited a quiet flame of compassion in the heart of a Welsh artist.
Rallying together a small nation to offer a symbol of hope. A gesture from Wales that stood against racism and injustice in the darkest of times.

This is the story of John Petts and how the "Window of Wales," a stained-glass gift offered solidarity to the 16th Street Baptist Church.

But over half a century later, we have to ask: how much has really changed from then to now?