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Inspired by nature

22 Feb 2024 Rebecca Ford, Alessandra Tombazzi, Penny Hay
Our Playful green planet team summarises a ‘lunch and learn’ at RSA House that focused on how the influence of nature can benefit a child’s development.
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Why social connectivity matters

16 Feb 2024 Andy Haldane
Social connectivity was a theme of the 695th Lord Mayor’s Lecture Series. In it, our CEO, Andy Haldane, explored the role of social capital and connectivity in nurturing health, wealth and happiness, among other things.
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Anoushka Sinha: Featured Fellow Q&A

13 Dec 2023 Gamini Sethi
Anoushka Sinha is the visionary founder of the Anupam Foundation, a youth-led organisation addressing gender equity, accessible education, and climate change. Read our Featured Fellow Q&A with Anoushka here.
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Leading for a brighter urban future

29 Nov 2023 Joan Munro
UK Urban Futures Commission Leadership Researcher Joan Munro discusses how long-term government support could help council leaders and their partners move further and faster.
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Sophie Hague: me and my education

17 Nov 2023 Sophie Hague
Sophie Hague, a 2022 Student Design Award winner, explains how design helped to identify the learning techniques that worked for her.
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Zita Holbourne: Featured Fellow Q&A

15 Nov 2023 Gamini Sethi
Zita Holbourne discusses her inspiring work, the fight to achieve equality and representation, success and what it looks like for her, and her advice to aspiring activists.
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‘Forgotten Heroes’ – how pupil designers created a national remembrance campaign

9 Nov 2023 Deborah Davidson, Simon De Courcey
Falinge Park High School in Rochdale, UK responded to the RSA’s ‘Local Community’ Design brief with a campaign exploring and celebrating the contributions of Black and Asian soldiers in World War II – creating a lasting legacy and learning outcomes for pupils across the North-West.
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How can we address the stagnation of social mobility?

27 Oct 2023 Celestin Okoroji
Class privilege remains entrenched in the UK despite politicians’ promises to promote social mobility. Celestin Okoroji, RSA’ Head of Research, calls for an urgent shift in the way we respond to class-based inequalities.