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Arts and society

Southern Creative Catalyst

Led by Fellows of the Royal Society of Arts, the Southern Creative Catalyst, seeks to strengthen the profile, connectivity, and collective influence of the creative industries across the Central South of England.
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RSA NextGen

RSA NextGen: Emily Cornuaud

Designer and cultural producer Emily Cornuaud reflects on the role creativity plays in shaping our lives
15 Apr 2026
A smiling girl with glasses holds a clay figure resembling herself, set against a red and pink abstract city background with two people walking in the distance—celebrating food activism inspired by Bite Back 2030.
Fellowship events

RSA Oxford creativity & social change

RSA Oxford City is hosting a conversation focused on the power of language to empower people to express themselves; access to literature for different people to engage with story in transformative ways; and technology as a support for inclusion.
17 Mar 2026 The Old Fire Station, 40 George Street, Oxford OX1 2AQ
Fellowship events

Provoking change: creativity and care in an unequal world

Led by Anjali Dance Company and Open Theatre, this event explores what it really means to build inclusive spaces – in art, education and society.
18 Mar 2026 Assay Studios, 141 Newhall Street, Birmingham B3 1SF
Feature

Creating tomorrow

From memorial sculptures to planting schemes to ‘impossible’ structures, Nichola Wroe speaks to the seven newly appointed Royal Designers for Industry, each set to bring a unique perspective to the prestigious title.
10 Dec 2025 Nicholas Wroe
RSArchive

Minding the gaps

The RSA’s newly appointed senior archivist, Abby Matthews, reflects on archives, missing identities and the artefacts that connect us.
23 Sep 2025 Abby Matthews
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RSA House blog

TimeOut London – Muse at RSA House Review

“Muse is not your average brass-and-marble speakeasy. Just off The Strand, it’s like stumbling into an elegant little laboratory dedicated to turning small-batch and sustainably sourced British spirits into memorable (and reasonably priced) cocktails. What marks it out is…”
8 Aug 2025