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The growing case for deliberation – the Citizens Economic Council one year on

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06 Mar 2019

Matthew Taylor

Despite much doom and gloom about the state of our traditional democratic institutions, the green shoots of a more deliberative democracy are sprouting all around the world.
Social Enterprise and South Africa

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06 Mar 2019

Scott Walker FRSA

The challenges of bridging innovation, international ecosystems and identifying social enterprises to 'export support' into South Africa.
Curriculum for Enlightenment

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05 Mar 2019

Neil McLennan FRSA

Neil McLennan FRSA looks at Scottish education and curriculum now, and explores what could be possible in the future.
What will be the impact of the Stronger Towns Fund?

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05 Mar 2019

Ed Cox

The promised £1.6bn will inject much needed cash into some of England’s most neglected places. But for real change we need to move beyond the silly contest between cities and towns.
Stories can change the world! Writing a new narrative to reconnect our species with the natural world

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04 Mar 2019

Joe Churchman FRSA Helen Martin FRSA

Nature has been designing, building and innovating for billions of years and has so much to teach us. The extent to which we have unveiled nature’s intelligence and capability is the tip of the iceberg.
Decentralisation: bad arguments and good arguments

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01 Mar 2019

Matthew Taylor

Devolution would be good for Britain. But some of the arguments for it are pretty bad.
Is business fundamentally unfair?

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28 Feb 2019

Charles Wookey

What is the role of business? Can businesses better serve society, or are they fundamentally unfair? Charles Wookey explores how businesses can respond to public distrust.
Start up a Driving Ambition project near you to help young people achieve

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28 Feb 2019

Peter Jordan FRSA

Do you want to help young people achieve their ambitions? Hear how the Fellow-led Driving Ambition project has helped young people prepare to transition to higher education and the workplace and learn how to start up a project near you!
Will technology eliminate the human interaction between teacher and student? - taking the student’s perspective

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28 Feb 2019

Ross Smith FRSA

How do we ensure that technological advances improve the learning experience?
Introducing your Central Area Fellowship Councillors

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27 Feb 2019

Abigail Campbell

Towards the end of last year another two-year cycle of Fellowship Council elections took place. I’m delighted to welcome back Peter Clitheroe for a second term and to congratulate him on his recent election as Deputy Chair of Fellowship Council. I’d also like to welcome aboard Rachel Sharpe and Jay Singh-Sohal for their first terms as Fellowship Councillors.

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Latest thinking

The growing case for deliberation – the Citizens Economic Council one year on

Social Enterprise and South Africa

Curriculum for Enlightenment

What will be the impact of the Stronger Towns Fund?

Stories can change the world! Writing a new narrative to reconnect our species with the natural world

Decentralisation: bad arguments and good arguments

Is business fundamentally unfair?

Start up a Driving Ambition project near you to help young people achieve

Will technology eliminate the human interaction between teacher and student? - taking the student’s perspective

Introducing your Central Area Fellowship Councillors