A leading figure in Welsh internationalism over the last 15 years, Craig joined WCIA from WCVA (Wales Council for Voluntary Action), where as International Manager since 2007 he developed the Wales Africa Community Links programme. This supported 150 civil society organisations delivering 500 projects on learning, partnership building and community development between Wales and Sub-Saharan Africa, and sharing practice with European partners. In 2010 Craig surveyed 930 organisations and published the report 'Welsh Civil Society and the MDGs'; and in 2014, on Wales' 'Communitarian approach to Internationalism through Citizen Initiative'.
Craig previously worked on Oxfam International’s Tsunami Relief Programme in Indonesia, with a major focus on peace building in the conflict-stricken province of Aceh. Craig wrote a blog from Aceh which was followed by people throughout Wales and worldwide. As Wales Campaigns Coordinator with Oxfam Cymru, Craig led work on ‘Make Poverty History’, ‘Control Arms’ (securing an International Arms Trade Treaty) and on Fair Trade. He has travelled extensively and gained international experience of peace building and practical community initiatives as far afield as South Africa, Ethiopia, Uganda, Lesotho, Indonesia, Cambodia, Angola, Israel and Palestine. Craig has led public and youth outreach work with Oxfam and during 2 years as President of NUS Wales (National Union of Students), and as a students union officer at Aberystwyth University, where he studied Geography and Geology. In his spare time, Craig volunteered as an outdoor pursuits leader and events organiser with the LGBT charity OutdoorLads until 2018; and having been living with the cancer Multiple Myeloma since December 2016, he volunteers and is an ambassador for Maggie's Centres in South Wales.
In 2019, Craig will be supporting WCIA to develop a new 'Global Action' programme.