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How to thrive in uncertain times

20 May 2025
Join Margaret Heffernan and friends at the RSA for a provocative exploration of how artificial intelligence impacts creativity and our obsession with control. Discover how embracing chaos and uncertainty can drive innovation in a rapidly evolving world.
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How a fairer world could save the planet

08 Apr 2025
Join the RSA for a thought-provoking evening with Tony Juniper and Mya-Rose Craig, exploring the powerful connections between social justice and environmental sustainability. Discover how fairness can drive global change.
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Patron’s Lecture: why social capital matters

24 Mar 2025
In the 2025 RSA Patron’s Lecture, world-renowned political scientist Robert Putnam explores the vital role of social connections for economic mobility, civic engagement, and community wellbeing.
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RDI Address 2024

28 Nov 2024
We award the title ‘Royal Designer for Industry’ annually to designers of all disciplines who have achieved sustained design excellence, work of aesthetic value, and significant benefit to society.
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Accelerating action: leading the change

10 Mar 2025
Join us at RSA House to celebrate the power of women’s leadership, examine where progress has stalled, and create a roadmap for action that turns equity from aspiration into reality.
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Unlocking civic voice

04 Dec 2024
Join our expert panel to hear impactful insights and experiences from community-led projects. Discover how these initiatives have empowered citizens to speak up for their communities and shape their shared future.
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CEO Lecture: counting the cost of bowling alone

21 Jan 2025
In his annual RSA Chief Executive’s Lecture, Andy Haldane examines the profound socio-economic consequences of eroding social capital, a theme famously explored by Harvard political scientist Bob Putnam in Bowling Alone.
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Do we really value care?

20 Feb 2025
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?