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Press release
04 Oct 2016
The UK’s first mass-engagement, city-based, grassroots education movement will be launched in 2017 to connect young people with informal learning opportunities.
Blog
Stephen Burke FRSA
What are the key challenges of modern employment? Stephen Burke FRSA explores the big issues facing the independent review chaired by the RSA’s Matthew Taylor.
Charlotte Alldritt
Charlotte Alldritt, Director of the Inclusive Growth Commission, argues that we need a new kind of industrial strategy if Theresa May is to truly deliver on her vision of a country that works for everyone.
03 Oct 2016
Matthew Taylor
Could your region, city or town embrace the spirit of Kensalfield? Matthew Taylor introduces the RSA's third Power to Create paper, A Place for Learning.
Our third Power to Create paper explores the possibility of transforming a UK city into a city of learning. Taking the imagined city of Kensalfield as our subject, we offer 20 proposals to take at local and national level.
Fellowship news
Fellows in Leicester have organised TEDxLeicester, which will take place on 26 October on the theme of 'Every Journey Matters'.
Video
Matthew Taylor examines the relationship between policy-making and social change.
Benjamin Irvine
Rising rents have increased the numbers of families going to councils for support and responses have often caused unintended negative effects. The first in a series of posts on a workshop with Trust for London to develop solutions.
Jackie Lightfoot
As part of a series of Classroom Movement blogs exploring the relationship between furniture design and learning in the classroom, Jackie Lightfoot FRSA shares some initial findings from her research.
Brhmie Balaram
Brhmie Balaram wonders if we're being too hasty in concluding that gig workers would be better off as employees considering growing evidence of employer abuses in workplaces across the UK.
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