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01 Dec 2016
Keith Harrison-Broninski
What are community assets? And why do they matter? Keith Harrison-Broninski FRSA (leader of the RSA Catalyst project Town Digital Hub, “Your one stop shop for better local living”) reports on how a new series of RSA events in the pioneering and socially progressive town of Frome is helping develop community assets.
29 Nov 2016
Julia Wilcox
Julia Wilcox explores the role of devolution in furthering gender equality
28 Nov 2016
Alice Sachrajda
This article discusses the themes arising from the RSA and ECIS refugee education summit in Athens. It also looks at potential approaches to overcome the issues faced by refugee children in gaining an education.
02 Nov 2016
Ahmed Shaal
The RSA’s Ahmed Shaal argues that developing trusted relationships is vital if communities are to get actively involved in social movements that improve the health and well-being of its members.
14 Oct 2016
Neil McInroy
Neil McInroy, Chief Executive of CLES, examines the inclusive growth agenda and what is needed for it to really achieve social inclusion alongside economic growth.
12 Oct 2016
Katharine Swindells
Katharine Swindells opens her series of blogs exploring how the new political landscape post-Brexit affects people under-25 and what Inclusive Growth might mean for the first generation in a century to be poorer than their parents.
07 Oct 2016
Dr David Etherington Prof. Martin Jones
Dr David Etherington and Professor Martin Jones explore how changes to the welfare system could promote inclusive growth
04 Oct 2016
Charlotte Alldritt
Charlotte Alldritt, Director of the Inclusive Growth Commission, argues that we need a new kind of industrial strategy if Theresa May is to truly deliver on her vision of a country that works for everyone.
03 Oct 2016
Matthew Taylor
Could your region, city or town embrace the spirit of Kensalfield? Matthew Taylor introduces the RSA's third Power to Create paper, A Place for Learning.
29 Sep 2016
Atif Shafique
Our ‘deep dive’ research suggests that inclusive growth can reinvigorate places, but it will require a big effort from both local and national government. Inclusive growth can’t be done on the cheap.
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