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As the Citizens’ Economic Council launches its final report, we hear from participants and public figures including Andrew Haldane, Bank of England; Patricia Wharton, CEC member; Anand Menon, UK in a Changing Europe; and ...
How is money created? How much of it is real? Follow three citizens on their journey debating and questioning economists, Bank of England officials and business on crucial social and economic issues in their lives.
Watch our new Explainer video for a quick rundown of the basics of Universal Basic Income and why the RSA supports it.
Engaging citizens in the ethical use of AI for automated decision-making.
This final report concludes the two year Citizens Economic Council programme with five recommendations towards creating a public culture of economics
This report is about how best to address the growing distance between citizens and those that make economic decisions about citizens.
Citizens and Inclusive Growth is a discrete programme of research that looks at the role of citizens in strategies for inclusive growth.
We’ve lost sight of the role of making stuff in communities, but it is part of creating vibrant economies where money, knowledge and resources flow.
Ed Cox argues why we need a National Citizen's Jury on Brexit.
Anthony Painter describes how a democratic economy - of everyone - might work.
We make the case for engaging citizens in the ethics of AI and share a snapshot of public attitudes towards AI and automated decision-making.
In partnership with Power to Change, RIO and Sheffield University Management School the RSA is exploring the unique leadership challenges faced by community businesses.
The Citizens Economic Council is a programme which will give citizens a say on national economic policy, and influence the future of the UK economy.
Thursday 13th September 2018
Great Room Auditorium, RSA House
Academic, author and broadcaster, Hannah Fry lifts the lid on the algorithms that rule our lives - their inner workings, their growing power and their very real limitations.
Friday 20th July 2018
STUC, Glasgow
The devil’s in the details is a common saying about policy proposals. Perhaps we need a similar saying for policy research, something like the devil’s in the caveats..
Tuesday 12th June 2018
The Great Room, RSA House, London
In 1754, William Shipley founded the RSA with a belief that the creativity of ideas could enrich social progress. Over 250 years later, we’ve taken inspiration and developed a series of Engage events across the UK to engage ...
Tuesday 3rd April 2018
Macquarie Group, Marina Bay Financial Centre, Singapore
Did you know Singapore has over 240,000 Migrant Domestic Workers and the number is growing? Join RSA Fellows in Singapore for a film screening followed by an exploratory conversation where we will discuss the needs of and ...