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Regeneration Rising

An RSA original podcast explores the work needed for true system change
6 Sep 2023 Philipa Duthie FRSA
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Century of innovation

The Student Design Awards celebrate 100 successful years supporting visionary products.
4 Sep 2023 Anton Howes, Anna Markland
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In Conversation

In conversation with Christiana Figueres

International leader on global climate change Christiana Figueres speaks to Andy Haldane about how outrage helps fuel her optimism for the future of our planet – and the significance of a little golden toad.
4 Sep 2023 Andy Haldane
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A seat at the table

How has the environmental movement changed over the last generation? What motivates people to get involved? What strategies are needed to create change?
4 Sep 2023 Kirby Fullerton
A colorful, abstract collage featuring a red-roofed house, a pink heart, a cloud, and a flower. A person holds a protest sign with a prohibition symbol, and another figure, wearing a hat, looks on against a yellow background.
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Survive and thrive

Dame Jo da Silva talks about resilience as a new frontier for design that can help communities to respond and adapt to an uncertain future.
4 Sep 2023 Jo da Silva DBE RDI
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Past RSA Journals

The RSA Journal: Issue 3 2023

In the third issue of 2023, the RSA Journal devotes itself to discussing the issues, challenges and opportunities presented – and the radical activism needed – if this environmental regeneration is to be successful.
1 Sep 2023
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Blog

Rachel Drapper: Featured Fellow Q&A

Rachel Drapper, CEO and founder of Fairshare, discusses domestic labour inequity, gender roles and the way forward for those in our community who are striving for equity inside and outside the home.
29 Aug 2023 Rachel Drapper
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Future trajectories for AI-enabled personalised learning

In the final article of three drawing insights from a multidisciplinary roundtable discussion on AI and learning we speculate on future scenarios and identify the next steps to enable AI for lifelong learning.
25 Aug 2023 Alessandra Tombazzi, Joanna Choukeir, Natalie Lai, Google DeepMind
Abstract digital artwork depicting a conceptual neural network. It features a series of interconnected transparent panels with blue nodes, lines, and patterns visualizing data flow and connections, set in a minimalist white environment.
Blog

AI-enabled personalised learning: opportunities and challenges

In blog two of three in our series with Google DeepMind, we explore the opportunities for AI-enabled personalised learning as well as the projected barriers to achieving this future vision.
18 Aug 2023 Alessandra Tombazzi, Joanna Choukeir, Natalie Lai, Google DeepMind
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