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Making space for melancholy

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24 Feb 2020

Clem Henricson

Our society should welcome and accommodate melancholy as an important human emotion rather than avoid it.
‘Keep-yourself-to-yourself’: the new ‘giant’

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10 Feb 2020

Martin Graham FRSA

Permission to Smile has been successful in encouraging friendly interactions between strangers in Birmingham. Its founder Martin Graham now wants it go national.
The kindness of strangers

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20 Jan 2020

Dr Amy Pollard

Join #GreatBritishValentine to send a home-made card with a message of goodwill (not romance!) to a stranger, and have someone allocated to send a card to you. Register by February 4th to get involved.
A healthy use of AI?

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10 Dec 2019

Dr Grace Hatton

When it comes to our private, medical data there should be safeguards in place to protect our information.
Learning from family enterprise

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25 Nov 2019

Steve Morris

What can businesses learn family enterprise models? Steve Morris FRSA shares his experience of growing up with a family business.
Indistractable

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22 Nov 2019

Beverly Landais

In an age of addictive technologies, distraction seems to be everywhere. Beverly Landais FRSA shares practical steps from an RSA talk on 'How to Control Your Attention and Choose Your Life'.
#iPlay4Peace 2019

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08 Nov 2019

Neil McLennan FRSA

How do we continue to commemorate conflicts of the past in new and engaging ways? Neil McLennan FRSA explores.
Rhythm in prisons

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22 Oct 2019

James Crabbe

Music education in prisons benefits prisoners, prison staff and society at large. It is time for the government to take more notice.
A New Curriculum for Wales

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16 Oct 2019

Karl Jones

How will a new curriculum in Wales be carried out and what should be considered beforehand?
Canada’s response to Trump

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28 Aug 2019

Akaash Maharaj

Trump’s main export to Canada has been a sense of national smugness, that his outrages and absurdities could never find a purchase here. But, Akaash Maharaj, FRSA argues, it would be an act of monumental self-deception for Canadians to believe that we are an island set above the rage bubbling across the world.