RSA Engage events provide a brilliant platform to share ideas, seek support from others and establish and develop connections.
Following on from our first RSA Engage Nations event in April, we will feature innovative projects from across the nations of the British Isles seeking support from an informed audience, working to address social challenges and reflecting a positive vision for the future of the world, driving inclusive and sustainable action.
The event will feature four short talks and Q&As from socially focused initiatives across the nations –with a focus on forced marriage, racial justice, social enterprise, technological change, and healthcare. The pitches will be followed by an opportunity for you to ask questions, find out more from the people driving the ideas forward, and volunteer your support.
This event is free to attend, and open to Fellows and friends of the RSA.
Rebecca Lindum Greene will be talking about Drawing Connections, an Arts Council-funded project, that originally brought together residents from HMP Springhill and students from the local Banbury & Bicester College Art Faculty to work creatively with each other through a series of artist-led workshops, held within prison grounds. Drawing Connections sought to forge connections, through art, between two groups within the local community who might not otherwise meet, building confidence and networks of support for all participants, in ways that are particularly valuable to Springhill residents, as they embark on their reintegration into the community.
Danielle Dale is the Founder of The Changineer, a consultancy that helps businesses become more environmentally and socially conscious, bridging the gap between local and global challenges, and balancing short-term actions with long-term priorities. Through tailored conversations, The Changineer empowers organisations to align with Earth's life-supporting systems and foster a socially just society, while achieving economic goals and meeting stakeholder expectations. With a background in engineering and operations within the energy sector, Danielle brings a unique perspective to environmental problem-solving. Her expertise lies in bridging technical solutions with stakeholder engagement, making her a valuable ally in the pursuit of sustainable business practices.
Lorraine Morgan will be speaking about Jackie’s Revolution, an initiative that seeks to challenge uncomfortable realities about the institutionalisation of citizens in residential homes under the guise of care and companionship while there is compelling evidence that shows people do not want to live in institutions and that they prefer to die in their own homes. Yet the financial, social, technological, environmental, health and social care infrastructures to facilitate that choice do not exist. Jackie’s Revolution exists to lead and collaborate with visionaries, thinkers, innovators, and forward-thinking people across all sectors of society to ensure people can live out their whole life in the place they choose in the advanced stages of life.
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