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Winners Take All | Anand Giridharadas

Anand Giridharadas urges us to be sceptical of “win-win” approaches to social change that favour the interests of the global elite and do little to tackle the root causes of systemic injustice and inequality.

18 Dec 2019

Past RSA Journals

Issue 4 2019

We focus on economic insecurity and it’s financial and psychological consequences on individuals and society.

10 Dec 2019

A wooden pound sterling symbol filled with miniature trees, houses, gears, and colorful balls with smiley and heart faces, showcased in a whimsical, playful design with intricate details.

Blog

Northerners don’t think they get a fair deal from the government

Could regional inequality decide the General Election? The results of our new poll of Northern voters.

10 Dec 2019 Ed Cox

Multicolored wooden blocks are arranged in a staggered pattern, creating a vibrant, textured wall. The blocks vary in shades of red, yellow, green, blue, and orange, highlighting the grain of the wood and providing a three-dimensional appearance.

Past RSA Journals

Issue 3 2019

In this RSA Journal Issue we take a close look at institutions and whether they are fit for purpose.

21 Nov 2019

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Blog

Reflections on a People’s Assembly: advice for organisers

Think about how you want to have influence, and structure your discussion around that.

29 Oct 2019 Clare Gage FRSA

Rows of empty black chairs with metallic legs arranged on a wooden herringbone-patterned floor. The chairs are aligned in a grid-like formation, seen from a high angle.

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The impact entrepreneur: building a new platform for economic security in work

This report describes how a unique partnership between the RSA, Alt/Now and the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth and the Mastercard Impact Fund took on the challenge of exploring the action needed to combat economic insecurity in the future of work.

10 Oct 2019

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report

A colorful, diagonal pattern of rectangular wooden blocks. The blocks vary in vibrant colors, including green, pink, yellow, blue, orange, red, and black, creating a visually striking mosaic-like arrangement.

Blog

4 social care challenges we can tackle with self-management

The social care system isn’t working. The public doesn’t understand it. It’s bureaucratic. It’s placing a huge burden on workers. We can start to address these problems by trusting care workers.

9 Oct 2019 Ruth Hannan

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School Exclusions: the teachers’ perspective

The RSA asked teachers about school exclusions. They told us they need more help from other professionals to prevent exclusions.

25 Sep 2019

A chaotic pattern of intersecting colorful lines on a white background. The lines are in red, blue, green, orange, and yellow, crisscrossing in various directions and creating a web-like appearance.

Blog

How can we make the growth of citizens assemblies last?

Many new citizens’ assemblies have been announced in the UK and across Europe. Why has this happened? And how can we make this ‘deliberative moment’ last?

13 Sep 2019 Riley Thorold

Winners Take All | Anand Giridharadas

Issue 4 2019

Northerners don’t think they get a fair deal from the government

Issue 3 2019

Reflections on a People’s Assembly: advice for organisers

The impact entrepreneur: building a new platform for economic security in work

Radical Home Care: how self-management could save social care

4 social care challenges we can tackle with self-management

School Exclusions: the teachers’ perspective

How can we make the growth of citizens assemblies last?

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