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Can a universal basic income support mental health?

21 Oct 2022 Hannah Webster, Riley Thorold, James Morrison
Can a universal basic income improve the health and wellbeing of everyone? Our team builds on the finds of our 2022 UBI report in this blog.
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Challenging the mental health crisis

21 Oct 2022 Hannah Webster, Riley Thorold, James Morrison, Jamie Cooke, Al Mathers
Read the findings and recommendations of our report on the mental health benefits of a universal basic income for young people.
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What are robots thinking?

12 Oct 2022 Sylvester Kaczmarek
As robots take on ever more human tasks and make more decisions on their own, we need to examine and question how they are making their choices. Robot psychology could be the bridge between AI and ethical decision-making.
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Four-day week: the social benefits

28 Sep 2022 Lianna Etkind
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.
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Innovation in the bag

27 Sep 2022 Sarah Collins
Sarah Collins explores how sustainable change must be locally led and supported by collaboration between aid agencies and business.
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Honest labour

27 Sep 2022 Emmet McNamee
With many workers pushing for their companies to have a positive impact on the biggest issues society faces, McNamee explores what workers need to maximise their collective power.
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Good Work Guild

26 Sep 2022 Adanna Shallowe
An RSA project, Good Work Guild, reimagines the medieval guild as a tool for inspiration and innovation.
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Culture unpacked

26 Sep 2022 Maria Silina
Maria Silina poses the question, Who gains when cultural organisations claim ‘neutrality’?
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Last word: brand

26 Sep 2022 Sairah Ashman
What lies beneath the surface in a world awash with logos?
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In conversation with Francis Fukuyama

26 Sep 2022 Andy Haldane
Andy Haldane interviews US political theorist Francis Fukuyama, of The End of History fame. Fukuyama argues that classical liberalism has been contorted by factions both on the populist right and left.