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22 Nov 2019
Natalie Collins FRSA
Natalie Collins FRSA, Founder of the DAY Programme and the Own My Life course, reflects on recent publicised acts of violence against women, and the urgent need to stand up against it. Join her, along with Fellows Karen Ingala Smith and Leyla Hussein at Friday Conversations on 29 November to explore this further.
04 Nov 2019
Richard Pickford Paula Black
Thinking and Doing: An invitation to work with an innovative think thank and university of the year
30 Oct 2019
Hannah McCollum FRSA
Hannah McCollum FRSA, who pitched her project ChicP at RSA Engage: Creating a Sustainable Future in London earlier this year, tells us more about it and calls on the Fellowship to help further her cause.
29 Oct 2019
Clare Gage FRSA
Think about how you want to have influence, and structure your discussion around that.
24 Oct 2019
Susannah Hardyman
RSA Fellow Susannah Hardyman on the affects of private tutoring on attainment gap of students in the UK
23 Oct 2019
Jonny Ross-Tatam
RSA Fellow Jonny Ross-Tatam on the campaign for Basic Income in the North of England.
17 Oct 2019
Wanda Wyporska
Would you like to be part of a small team working to improve the quality and accessibility of school resources about socioeconomic inequality? If so, The Equality Trust are looking for current and ex-teachers who would be able to support our work on developing new, inequality focused resources for schools, and would love to hear from any interested Fellows.
15 Oct 2019
Will Dutta
The 20/19 Project takes place across East Kent this autumn and culminates in two performances at Westgate Hall in Canterbury and Turner Contemporary in Margate. Shaped around three new viola sonatas by internationally renowned composers Andrew Norman, Anna Thorvaldsdottir, and Scott Wollschleger, The 20/19 Project is rooted in the legacy of the viola.
10 Oct 2019
Tony Koutsoumbos
Ideas Exchange is a collaboration between the RSA and the Great Debaters Club, which began in September this year.
07 Oct 2019
Ric Casale
More than half of the U.K.’s 408 principal local authorities have now declared a climate emergency, making it one of the fastest growing environmental movements in recent history, and the first country in the world to reach this landmark.
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