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Entrepreneurs for change

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01 Dec 2022

Zayn Meghji Joanna Choukeir Tom Kenyon

The RSA’s commitment to building a home for social innovators

Working partners

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05 Apr 2022

Jamie Cooke

A Fellow-led project, bringing together Fellows in Scotland and the US is seeking to bring new ideas for the future of work to Inverclyde, a proud post-industrial area outside Glasgow.

In conversation with Sarah Brown

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17 Mar 2022

Sarah Brown

"We cannot sit back and accept that 260 million children don't get to go to school". Read Sarah Brown's interview, Chair of Theirworld and Executive Chair of the Global Business Coalition for Education, Rachel O'Brien, on how access to education is vital.

Taking care of business

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03 Sep 2021

Belinda Bell FRSA

Belinda Bell FRSA gives us a take on social enterprises and whether they can produce the actual change many have an appetite for, or is it time to go back to the drawing board.

Flexible work in the era of Covid-19

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10 Mar 2021

Lynn Houmdi FRSA

Lynn Houmdi FRSA on how her social enterprise Making Work Work is helping change workplace culture and support women.

Discover why doing business ethically really can pay at Open Norwich

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01 Aug 2017

Robert Ashton

From 17th century Quakers to 21st century cooperatives, ethical business has been a tidal idea in human societies. Join Robert Ashton FRSA on 3 October in Norwich to learn how work is changing—for good.

Let the Doers Act

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02 Nov 2016

Ruth Shave

What if monitoring and evaluation used simple metrics and tied into your theory of change in a way that could double up as promotional material?

Article: Reinventing Social Innovation Contests

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22 Mar 2016

Ruxandra Creosteanu FRSA

Ruxandra Creosteanu FRSA argues for a new approach to competitive grants that engages communities and stakeholders in a more meaningful way.

Valuing human capital

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02 Apr 2012

The old corporate cliché that 'our people are our greatest asset' is based on a fundamental truth. Michael Echols FRSA argues that the way we evaluate economic success and the impact of investment in people needs to reflect this.