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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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Wikimedia: people-powered
In an age where knowledge is everything, Wikimedia’s behind-the-scenes communities are keeping the lights on and ensuring the truth is told.
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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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RSA House 250th anniversary: a gala to remember
RSA House turned 250 in 2024. On 17 October, RSA Fellows and friends attended a fundraising gala dinner at our historic home to celebrate this landmark anniversary.
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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.
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Ideas Foundation: eyes wide open
The Ideas Foundation provides opportunities for students in less advantaged schools across the UK to build creative and cultural capital through workshops and excursions. Their mission? To nourish a new creative generation.
In Conversation
In conversation with Lord John Bird
Lord John Bird, founder of The Big Issue, artist, novelist, raconteur and social entrepreneur, talks with RSA Chief Executive Andy Haldane about his journey from privation to peerage – and what it will take to end poverty once and for all.
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RSArchive: liquid legacy
RSA House first opened its doors in 1774. Since then the site has seen carousing, consciousness-raising and confidence deserting some of history’s most renowned orators. Today it remains a source of inspiration and refreshment.
Last Word
Last Word: gift
We all love a present. But, this season, spare a moment to consider the many greater social goods that come from giving.
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Loyd Grossman: secret sauce
New RSA Chair Loyd Grossman talks music, art and societal change, and why he thinks the work and mission of the RSA is more important now than ever.
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