Past winners of the Bicentenary Medal
From 1954 to present day, explore previous winners who have been recognised for their outstanding contribution in design.
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Bicentenary Medal
The RSA Bicentenary Medal was instituted in 1954 to commemorate the founding of the RSA over two hundred years earlier and has been awarded to a variety of individuals for their outstanding contributions to the advancement of design in industry and society.
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Tory voters back VAT cut on energy bills
Tory voters back VAT cut on energy bills Almost two-thirds of 2019 Conservative voters prefer proposals for a VAT cut to the governmenet's policy, a new poll finds. A Yonder survey of 2,000 British adults, carried out between 10 and 11 January for the RSA as part of its Economic Security Observatory
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‘Generation precariat’ as cost of living crisis hits Gen Z
‘Generation precariat’ as cost of living crisis hits Gen Z Young people face a challenging future as rising costs of living, debt and taxes impact their economic security and mental health, new research has found. The Cost of Independence: young people's
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New Fellows
RSA Fellows come from diverse backgrounds and bring a variety of expertise. Meet the latest individuals helping us deliver impact.
RSA NextGen
RSA NextGen: ZeZe Sohawon
Zaynab ‘ZeZe’ Sohawon, a youth mental health advocate, talks about her ambitions, passions and inspirations.
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Fellowship news and events
News stories for and about the Fellowship from RSA Journal Issue 4 2024.
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BookTok: a novel approach
BookTok is TikTok's largest space with over 243 billion views, At the heart of this global phenomenon sits a warren of interconnected micro-clubs helping a diverse group of users to find both connection and community.
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Community banking: shared interest
Community banking is a microfinance model built on trust. In it, the community wins or loses together. It is gaining in popularity on the African continent as community banking goes digital.
Arts In The Spotlight
Diana Springall: a stitch in time
Diana Springall's world-renowned collection of British embroidery is set to find a permanent home at Sunbury Embroidery Gallery – but urgent funding is needed to ensure the collection is preserved and showcased for future generations.
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