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18 Aug 2016
clem henricson
Clem Henricson, Chair of RSA South East for the last two years, gives an overview of the achievements made by the team and the Fellowship in the area during her time as Chair.
14 Aug 2016
solomon elliott
Solomon Elliott FRSA is the founder of The Student View, an online publication written by young people in disadvantaged areas to help prepare and encourage them to be the next generation of leaders.
19 May 2016
Norman Pickavance
Grant Thornton UK's Vibrant Economy Inquiry began in Sheffield on 12 May. Fellows of the RSA and leaders from across the City Region were invited to contribute as they gathered for a day of ideas and inspiration.
27 Oct 2015
Anthony Painter
Anthony Painter considers what it will take for us to combine civic energy and social justice as the drive towards devolution gathers pace.
05 Oct 2015
Anthony Painter argues that we can learn from the Cosmonauts in how we turn technological disruption into widespread social benefit.
22 Jul 2015
The balance of power between people working together and old hierarchies is changing. Anthony Painter shows how and contends that we should start looking at society and politics in new ways.
13 Mar 2015
The RSA has been commissioned by the Metropolitan Police to provide insight into how the police can work more effectively with others to ensure a safe and energetic global city. Here we analyse at an early stage how policing and other public services might have to change as austerity and wider changes bite.
21 Jan 2015
Matthew Taylor
If we want politics to change, let’s make the first move ourselves.
24 Aug 2014
An exciting and progressive new paradigm for purposive social change is emerging*. For want of a more positive descriptor, this can be called 'beyond policy'. It has many positive things to say, but its starting point comprises a number of related critiques - some quite new, some very old - of traditional legislative or quasi-legislative decision-making.
18 Aug 2014
Jonathan Schifferes
It's about time we reconsidered what we mean by talent: how it is defined, who gets identified as talented, and how they are developed, recognised and rewarded. Is talent the product of 10,000 hours of devoted practice, or the reward of cultivating 10,000 followers?
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