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It’s time to take back our computers from Big Tech

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08 Nov 2022

David Jackson

We complain about giants such as Google, Apple and Microsoft owning our technology, but how many of us take the time to explore the alternatives. As David Jackson argues, they are simple to adopt and free in every sense
All we are saying is give degrowth a chance

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02 Nov 2022

Chris Oestereich Sam Bliss

A decade ago, a container shipping worker had an epiphany, and it caused him to question the very basis of his business. Sam Bliss and Chris Oestereich take up the story.
Designing work around people

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25 Oct 2022

Nick Bacon Mark Howard Fergus Grierson

We have inclusive design standards for buildings. Why can't we have them for work? The RSA Inclusive Work, Disability and Ageing Network Steering Group propose a system that works for everybody.
Diversity alone is not enough

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21 Oct 2022

Fiona Godsman

Irene Mosota explains how to build institutions in which everybody reaps the rewards.
Local government transformation and change challenges post-Covid-19

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14 Oct 2022

Ian Burbidge

How are local government transformation and change leaders balancing short-term concerns with long-term challenges?
Transforming society and mental health in the post-pandemic era

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14 Oct 2022

Antonis Kousoulis

Covid has disrupted our lives in numerous ways. It has also been a force for long-term change. Dr Antonis Kousoulis FRSA argues that certain social and cultural factors will be key in shaping a more central role for good population mental health after the pandemic.
What are robots thinking?

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12 Oct 2022

Sylvester Kaczmarek

As robots take on ever more human tasks and make more decisions on their own, we need to examine and question how they are making their choices. Robot psychology could be the bridge between AI and ethical decision-making.
We need nature recovery now… not in 20 years time

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06 Oct 2022

Lee Heykoop

A number of new laws will have huge benefits in regreening our towns, increasing biodiversity and helping nature recover from the damage done by humankind. But, argues, Lee Heykoop, we need to make it all happen much more quickly
A fair financial future for sufferers and survivors of domestic abuse

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03 Oct 2022

Rosie Lyon

99 percent of cases of domestic abuse also involve financial abuse. So Rosie Lyon, a survivor of both, decided to do something about it.
The incomplete leader

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27 Sep 2022

Justin Russell

Justin Russell reflects on his podcast series, Lessons in Leadership, on good leadership in the public sector