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Cooking in custody

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15 Sep 2021

Iqbal Wahhab

Iqbal Wahhab outlines the ways food can make a real difference to prisoners’ lives
A healthy hybrid

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14 Sep 2021

Alan Lockey

A flexible working model is the way forward, writes Alan Lockey.
Anti-racism is a White person’s problem

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20 Aug 2021

Neil Thompson FRSA

Dr Neil Thompson FRSA welcomes the renewed pressure to deal with systemic racism but warns an over-simplification can backfire, and to be effective, we need a well thought out approach.
Inclusive work: what are we learning?

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16 Aug 2021

Ben Harvey FRSA Liz Sayce FRSA Simon Lydiard FRSA

RSA Fellows Ben Harvey, Simon Lydiard and Liz Sayce discuss, along with their own findings, how governmental and employer action could improve work access for people with disabilities.
The NHS needs Atlas Hugged, not Atlas Shrugged

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13 Aug 2021

David Sloan Wilson FRSA

David Sloan Wilson FRSA explores the weaknesses and dangers of Ayn Rand’s brand of individualism and argues that it ignores the social nature of human beings.
Life-long learning, sustainability and work

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10 Aug 2021

Owen Berkeley-Hill FRSA

Owen Berkeley-Hill FRSA outlines his journey to understanding the potential for people at the bottom of societies to provide some of the radical and sustainable responses we need to climate change and other challenges.
Better jobs data key to levelling up

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06 Aug 2021

Neil Bachelor FRSA

Neil Bachelor FRSA on how the labour market needs to change through greater standardisation of how we communicate job vacancies to build fairness.
Camus’s The Plague: a guidebook for Covid-19?

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04 Aug 2021

Robert Rickard FRSA

Robert Rickard FRSA argues that this classic French novel may be much less trendy now but offers unexpected insights into the current pandemic.
How to reduce global warming

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04 Aug 2021

Grant Lewison FRSA

Grant Lewison FRSA on the profound changes needed to quell the devastating impacts of climate change.
Promoting national unity by celebrating British success

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03 Aug 2021

Richard Ellis FRSA

Richard Ellis FRSA, with his final of a three-part series arguing that we should actively design as much of it as we can. In this blog, we look at how we can engage in debate and keep our sense of national unity.