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Using the arts to champion inclusion

Blog

23 May 2018

Author Block

Graham Henderson FRSA explores the importance of recognising and advocating inclusion and diversity within the workplace.

Providing economic security for all means more than taking on Uber

Blog

23 May 2018

Atif Shafique

The scale of economic insecurity in the UK is vast. It demands comprehensive solutions that redefine the social contract between citizens, the state and the market.

The long road to a 4-day working week

Blog

21 May 2018

Benedict Dellot

The allure of a 4-day working week is understandable. But it will remain a pipe dream unless we can address endemic low pay, the affront of technology on our leisure time and unwarranted employer expectations.

Career health check at 45 - like NHS health check at 55?

Blog

13 May 2018

Anita Hoffmann

An independent career health check at 45 might seem radical but could be a key component for how to get more people over age 50 staying or returning to work, argues Anita Hoffmann.

AI may lead to a revolution but not perhaps the one you expect

Blog

11 May 2018

Matthew Taylor

Matthew Taylor discusses why we cannot tolerate the use of AI in advertising.

Two countries - polarised until we fix our democracy

Blog

03 May 2018

Anthony Painter

Anthony Painter explores what the local elections say about the state of British politics and what that means for our ability to confront common challenges.

Universal Basic Income is not enough

Blog

01 May 2018

Author Block

Kevin Albertson FRSA explores the problems inherent in a Universal Basic Income and explains why he strongly believes we need to do more.

Think Smart Careers

Blog

18 Apr 2018

Gurjinder Dhaliwal

How a Fellow is using employers' insights to improve social mobility

RSA Peru at the Británico: The societies and technology series

Fellowship news

18 Apr 2018

The Asociación Cultural Peruano Británica (Británico) in Peru is hosting a series of events organised by the RSA Peru which feature videos RSA events and follow-up conversations led by local experts. The aim of this series is to meet and watch RSA talks together, discuss the ideas and concepts raised, and reflect on how they may apply to the Peruvian context.