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RSA Journal
The award-winning RSA Journal is a quarterly publication for our Fellows, featuring the latest cutting-edge ideas from international writers, interviews with influential figures, high-quality imagery, plus RSA news and views.
First published in 1783, the Journal brings together the best global thinking and initiatives involving education, the economy, the environment and the arts. Many of the articles also include additional content such as video interviews and animations.
You can read the latest RSA Journal, and past issues, by exploring the digital library below or access all our individual articles here.
Read featured articles from the RSA Journal
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Ghada Amer: the art of protest
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Nadia Khomami
Provocative, empowering and unapologetically feminist — the Cairo-born artist’s body of work defies conventions and challenges perspectives.
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Democracy in the age of AI
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Audrey Tang
Taiwan’s first Digital Minister, Audrey Tang, highlights the country’s approach to developing safe, sustainable and citizen-led AI as a model to revitalise global democracy.
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In conversation with Eoin O’Malley
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Andy Haldane
Over a decade on from their genesis, one of the architects of Ireland’s original citizens’ assemblies speaks with Andy Haldane about the lessons learnt.
Read Comment articles written by our Fellowship
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UK Black Pride: celebration and protest
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Saba Ali
Saba Ali explains why UK Black Pride is such an important part of Pride Month, promoting diversity and Black culture while addressing the multiple forms of discrimination faced by People of Colour from the LGBTQ+ community.
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Pride and prejudice
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Layla McCay
There is a diversity gap in the workplace, with LGBTQ+ people still less likely to reach the top jobs. Layla McCay’s new book discusses what is going wrong, and offers insights and advice from inspiring LGBTQ+ leaders in senior roles.
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Why the UK needs a House of Campaigns
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Richard Ellis
Parliament is based on political parties, but most of us approach politics through the particular issues that we care about. We should open up Parliament by giving campaigning groups a bespoke presence in the heart of our democracy.
Read blogs from RSA staff and associates
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Pride interview: Felipe Tozzato
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Deborah Ajia
The commercial photographer and RSA Fellow explains what Pride means to him, the importance of courage, making friends through rugby and why being gay is his superpower.
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Let's smash the Rainbow Ceiling
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Ben Oliver
Reflecting on Layla McCay’s recent RSA talk, Ben Oliver offers five ways for employers to create a positive culture for their LGBTQ+ staff that benefits both the individual and the organisation.
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Pride Month 2024: Celebrating Fellows in the LGBTQ+ community
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Deborah Ajia
For Pride Month 2024, we're celebrating our Fellows' and collaborators' impactful work supporting LGBTQ+ communities, from providing vital resources to fighting for human rights and preserving queer history through art and education.