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Four-day week: the social benefits

Lianna Etkind, RSA Central Fellowship Areas and Engagement Manager, explores the social benefits of the four-day week and calls for more participation to create the future of work.
28 Sep 2022 Lianna Etkind
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Good Work Guild: inspiring the future of work

Learn about the twelve-month journey of The Good Work Guild and the recommendations its global network of Fellows and work practitioners have made.
21 Sep 2022 Adanna Shallowe
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The importance of public entrepreneurship

Our healthcare system needs transformational change that creates the space for a new paradigm to emerge. Read about how our public entrepreneurship project can support this.
7 Sep 2022 Ian Burbidge
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Framing decolonisation through the lens of design

What does it mean to decolonise – and how does that look for the design community at large? Jillian Linton explores this and other questions in her event wrap-up blog.
25 Aug 2022 Jillian Linton
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How can we cultivate healthier and happier communities?

Our personal health and wellbeing are not always in our control, how can we shape what it means to lead a healthier and happier life in our future?
11 Aug 2022 Ella Firebrace, Riley Thorold
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Culture should be at the core of West Yorkshire’s economic plans

Levelling up can be a by-product of investment in culture and creativity according to RSA Chief Executive Andy Haldane and Tracy Brabin, Mayor of West Yorkshire.
21 Jul 2022 Andy Haldane, Tracy Brabin
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Youth social action and the experience of primary educators

Our Third Benefit research aims to understand how involving primary school teachers in high-quality youth social action can inform benefits for them as well as pupils and communities.
12 Jul 2022 Hannah Breeze
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Is there a third benefit to youth social action?

Educators play a key role in creating opportunities and supporting high-quality youth social action, particularly in the primary phase. The RSA and Pears #iWill Fund explore the undiscovered potential ‘third benefit’ that teachers represent and their unrealised benefit to pupils and communities.
6 Jun 2022 Hannah Breeze
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Will a new history curriculum support schools to be more inclusive?

This blog explores the benefits of an inclusionary curriculum that empowers students to think critically about the past in a way that is meaningful to them.
30 May 2022 Milla Nakkeeran
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2020s crises and change: a guide to the terrain

Ian Burbidge assesses how we’ll need to navigate social change in light of the pandemic further exposing structural inequalities.
17 Jan 2022 Ian Burbidge
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