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13 Apr 2015
RP
Following the publication of the Creative Learning action plan by the Welsh Assembly Government RSA Fellows in Wales are hosting an informed debate on it's potential reach and impact. Rich Pickford explores why you and the RSA should be interested.
Tom Gilliford
School governors should feel confident in rewarding educators who have the courage to innovate, even if that innovation leads to failure.
James Garnett
RSA Fellows join Dotforge Impact as mentors for tech-for-good entrepreneurs. James Garnett reflects.
12 Apr 2015
Mark Pallis
As a ‘think and do’ tank, we want the reports we write to have practical impact. We see RSA Fellows as playing a crucial role in this. Mark Pallis, Head of Project Engagement at the RSA explains what you can do to help bring about change for the Self Employed.
Rowan Conway
Last month the RSA was asked to contribute an essay as part of the Designing Democracy Inquiry led by the Design Commission. The Inquiry concluded on Friday evening with an event at the V&A where questions were asked about the role of designers in contemporary civic participation…
Jane Glitre profile
According to the office of National Statistics, the UK is the loneliness capital of Europe. Jane Giltre FRSA explains why her work with live music is changing this reality for the elderly.
10 Apr 2015
Rachel Barker
Fellow-led Dotforge Impact is an accelerator and investment programme fostering the tech startup scene in the north of England. Join us supporting entrepreneurs seeking to have social impact through digital technology.
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Leading academics Carl Cederström, André Spicer and Renata Salecl gather to explore how wellness has become an unhealthy obsession in western societies, and how living ‘well’ has become synonymous with being morally good.
09 Apr 2015
ME rm
Community Sparkle is an RSA Catalyst supported CIC partnership which works with the community to bring a bit of sparkle to the world whilst helping people develop valuable skills
Benedict Dellot
Microbusinesses are booming in number. But is this a good or bad thing for the UK economy?
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