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We are the royal society for arts, manufactures and commerce – a global network of changemakers enabling people, places and the planet to flourish in harmony

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MAKING AN IMPACT

Connect and thrive

Social Connections

This research represents a step-change in encouraging approaches and practices that value and commit to stewarding social capital.

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Celebrating innovation and creativity

RSA at Expo 2025

Join us for a dynamic programme of free events running until October 2025 the UK as a hub for creativity, innovation, learning and investment.

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Nature and community

Playful Green Planet

Nature-based play is important for children’s development and wellbeing as well as their connection and care for nature. That’s why we started Playful Green Planet.

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Discover Circle

Bringing Fellows together in collaboration on their innovations and our mission.

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Upcoming events

Fellowship events

China Fellows network

21 Jul 2025 Online via Zoom
A series of monthly calls for China Fellows to connect, collaborate and discuss ideas. 
Fellowship events

RSA Nottingham Hub Pub Club

Canalhouse, 48-52 Canal Street, Nottingham NG1 7EH
Join us over drinks at the Canalhouse in Nottingham for an informal evening of connection, conversation and community.
Fellowship events

Biodiversity Collage

22 Jul 2025 Tavern Room, RSA House, WC2N 6EZ
Join us for this interactive Fellow-led event that will discuss threats to biodiversity in the UK and what we can do to address them.
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Visiting RSA House

Fellows and the general public can access our Coffee House from the RSA’s Durham House Street entrance.

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Become an RSA Fellow

The RSA Fellowship is a unique global network of change-makers enabling people, places and the planet to flourish in harmony.

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Book a room at RSA

Historic RSA House combines Georgian splendour with high quality contemporary design and is a versatile space suitable for a variety of events.

The elegant ballroom, perfect for an event at the RSA, features round tables with white and gold decor, high floral centerpieces, and wooden chairs. Large murals adorn the walls, depicting classical scenes while warm lighting enhances the luxurious ambiance.

The Coffee House

Coffee, food and connections. An inspiring place to collaborate.

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