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Our work ensures that people's creativity and involvement shape the delivery of innovative public services and more resilient communities. Projects include co-operative approaches to jobs and local growth, and new vehicles for social innovation.
Social and economic challenges need to be tackled through collaboration between citizens and neighbourhoods. We explore the role social networks play in strengthening communities. Projects include Social Inclusion and Whole Person Recovery.
We promote strategies that ensure cities and metro regions can capitalize on their assets: citizens, enterprises and communities. Our most important project to date has been the City Growth Commission, which investigated what can make our cities thrive.
13th March 2017
The inclusive growth agenda is truly global, and more urgent than ever in light of recent events. This blog examines the work of the RSA Inclusive Growth Commission from a global perspective.
7th March 2017
Without inclusive growth the country will become more divided outside the EU than it ever was within it, argues Stephanie Flanders.
20th January 2017
Loneliness is a health issue that needs a human response. Socialising is not trivial, urges Rowan Conway.
The Mental Wellbeing and Social Inclusion programme is a longitudinal project that seeks to i) understand how community and social connections affect people’s well-being; ii) develop best practice around using local data ...
How do we adopt an asset based approach for people in recovery? The RSA explores how recovery capital works in practice.
In the context of devolution, successful social and economic development strategies, will deploy new powers at the local and city scale. To make plans successful, they must be distinct, connected to the identity of citizens ...
OPSN is answering the need for a truer and more detailed picture of mental health and wellbeing across the UK with the launch of a new platform - OPSN Mental Health - in association with Mind.
How can we think about policymaking in new ways more likely to achieve impact for citizens? The RSA has been collaborating with the Centre for Public Impact (CPI) to consider what a novel approach might look like.
How can large scale developments create more positive social and economic outcomes in London? Jonathan Schifferes introduces our new report.
Housing associations have a critical role to play in inclusive growth strategies, argues Jonathan Schifferes.
Manifesting inclusive growth means attacking the 20th century Holy Grail illusion of meritocracy, argues Indy Johar.
Designing good policy isn’t easy. And in an era of ‘wicked’ problems, fast changing expectations and ever evolving technology it’s only getting harder.
London is growing at a rate that creates new housing challenges, particularly in terms of supply and affordability. Addressing these challenges is fundamental to the overall social and economic success of the city.
The final report of the RSA Inclusive Growth Commission sets out our framework and recommendations for achieving inclusive growth.
How do we make inclusive growth a reality? Our 'Putting principles into practice' guide explores the ways in which numerous places are starting to find ways to spread prosperity more widely.
Leading authority on urban development and renewal Jonathan F P Rose champions the role of cities in addressing the environmental, economic, and social challenges of the 21st century.
Nils Öberg, Director-General of Sweden’s Prison and Probation Service shares his expertise and insights gained from leading the country’s criminal justice strategy.
Tuesday 7th March 2017
Great Room Auditorium, RSA House
Commission Chair Stephanie Flanders is joined by an expert panel to present a roadmap for an economy where everyone can benefit from greater prosperity.
How can we improve mental health care for children and young people? With Sarah Brennan of Young Minds, Lord Victor Adebowale of NHS England, and campaigner Jonny Benjamin.
