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At the House

Redefining the power of the home

Arts Board Member and Designer Emily Burt was in conversation with three pioneering women in interior design: Jessica Horton, Emily Pun, and Jess Alavi Ellis.
17 Mar 2025 At the House
Replay

Do we really value care?

David Goodhart and Vicky Pryce debate the future of care. How do policies and public attitudes need to change to secure good care for all – and to properly value and reward those who provide it?
20 Feb 2025
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Fellowship news

Introducing the Fellowship Promotion Guide

Our brand-new Fellowship Promotion Guide is a powerful new resource designed to make it easier than ever for current Fellows and staff to share the value of the RSA Fellowship with others.
29 Jan 2025 Fionna Monk
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Fellowship news

Why 2025 is an exciting year to be an RSA Fellow

Happy New Year! 2025 is shaping up to be a landmark year for the RSA Fellowship, brimming with new opportunities, initiatives, and global collaborations. There’s never been a more exciting time to be part of this dynamic and engaging community. Here’s more on why this year promises to be an inspiring and impactful year for RSA Fellows worldwide.
23 Jan 2025 Fionna Monk
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Online

What would a fair society look like?

Economist and philosopher Daniel Chandler offers a programme for how we might reshape our political and social institutions, reinvigorate democracy and transform capitalism.
27 Apr 2023
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Public talks

The changing face of 21st century education and learning

Political economist Rachel Sylvester is joined by Lord David Blunkett and Lord Kenneth Baker to explore possibilities for radical renewal in education to support equitable economic and wellbeing outcomes for individuals and wider society.
24 Apr 2023
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Online

The North will rise again

Alex Niven, leading voice on the North, takes a fresh look at the roots of the North-South divide and sets out a vision for how the region can unlock a more rebalanced future of promise and potential.
17 Feb 2023
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Online

The transformative power of everyday wonder

Join Dacher Keltner, a world-leading expert in the science and history of the emotions, for an inspiring exploration into how we can all find more wonder and awe in our modern lives.
19 Jan 2023
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Online

Lockdown laws and the threats to our freedoms

Human rights barrister Adam Wagner reflects on lockdown laws, hastily made under a state of emergency, and the recent Public Order Bill, to explore how these laws threaten our freedoms.
01 Dec 2022
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