Give the gift of Fellowship
Do you know an inspirational young social entrepreneur?
Help invest in their future and give them the gift of Fellowship today. At this important phase of life, for just £1 a week, you can support them to join our community for social change.
Discover the benefits of RSA Fellowship
As a young Fellow you can learn new skills, have the opportunity to make new connections with our intergenerational network of over 31,000 Fellows and utilise your expertise to make an impact.
Connect and engage
Starting your career? Build your network or find your next role on Circle, our online platform for Fellows. Connect with Fellows in person at RSA House and at events globally. Find your next mentor through our mentoring programme launching later in the year.
Get inspired and keep learning
Just graduated from university and eager to connect with and be inspired by a new community? Attend weekly events with world-class speakers, access a suite of research and changemaking projects and receive our award-winning Journal to your door.
Amplify your work
Collaboration is king. As a Fellow you can host a Fellow-led event, publish a comment piece or develop your ideas with other inspirational Fellows.
Co-work from RSA House
Not just any co-working space, our historic 250-year-old building, in the heart of London, has bookable meeting spaces, a superb library, the best coffee in Covent Garden and a delicious food menu to boot.
What our young Fellows have to say about the RSA
The RSA is a space where I can come and work extremely effectively, where I can meet other people and then there were a whole load of benefits that I didn’t even realise – an incredible library, amazing Fellows who I get to chat to over lunch who are doing all kinds of wonderful and interesting things, and now I can invite other people to the RSA and collaborate with them.
Meet our young Fellows
Ethan Corcoran
Ethan is a digital designer, community manager and film-maker. He currently works for the Fulbright Program’s global alumni platform, Fulbrighter, collaborating with the US Government on global strategy for Fulbright’s alumni and grantees in over 180 countries.
Sukhjeen Kaur
Sukhjeen is founder and CEO of Chronically Brown, a non-profit organisation working towards tackling the stigma of disability within the South Asian community. She started Chronically Brown as a result of her own experiences of people not understanding or accepting her disabilities
Nikita Khadawala
Nikita educates students, founders, enterprises and public sector professionals about the impact of artificial intelligence on the future of work, equipping them with strategies and toolkits to augment themselves with this new tech.
ZeZe (Zaynab)
ZeZe is the young founder of Emotion Dysregulation in Autism, the UK’s only charity to provide peer support autistic young people with in-patient experience to reintegrate back into community. She has lived experience and knows first-hand the systemic harm caused.