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Sociologist and best-selling author Eric Klinenberg shows how social infrastructure holds the key to health, happiness, safety and healing our divided society.
Journalist and author Ian Kearns warns of the dangers faced by a European Union on the brink of collapse – and issues a call to action to defend peace and progress in Europe.
Richard Sennett, one of the world's leading thinkers on the urban environment, traces the relationship between how cities are built and how people live in them.
65 million people are caught up in the global refugee crisis. CEO of the IRC David Miliband shows why we should care, and what we can do to make a difference.
The RSA and OneManchester worked together to run a series of local workshops and a national survey to explore the housing challenges Manchester’s young people face.
The displacement of people is a defining issue of this century. This report reviews the current nature of global displacement and reflects on some of the key debates in this area.
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.
Could regional inequality decide the General Election? The results of our new poll of Northern voters.
We asked young people in Manchester and across the country about their housing experiences. They need more modern options to reflect the reality of work – and stop forcing sacrifices to save.
Enlightenment in a Smart City: Then and Now: A Blog By Professor Murray Pittock FRSA
Many people renting their homes from private landlords feel stuck between a rock and a hard place: Rebecca O’Connor FRSA asks whether institutional investors give trapped private renters a way out?
The RSA City Growth Commission was a 12 month enquiry into how cities can be empowered to shape and drive their economies.
The RSA’s Heritage Index and research on Networked Heritage has highlighted the links between heritage and local identity
The northern regions of the RSA Fellowship launched a project to explore the fate of market towns and the surrounding countryside in response to Northern Powerhouse proposals.
Citi Sensing places citizens at the heart of identifying the problems of their neighbourhood and how they can use data from sensors to help them tackle these problems together.
Friday 11th October 2019
Impact Hub, Seattle
This salon will dive into the heart of the question: What is the contemporary commons? What does it look like, if it still exists at all?
Thursday 10th October 2019
Milnes Bar, Hanover Street, Edinburgh
A discussion around the RSA journal topic of 'Place' from RSA Fellow Lesley Porteous.
Sunday 28th July 2019
DLI Infantryman statue, Durham City Centre
RSA Durham Network are launching a new event series for 2019-20 with a focus on ‘Flourishing.’ The first event will be an early evening City walk, taking place on Sunday 28 July.
Sunday 7th July 2019
Scottish Storytelling Centre
How can cities be re-imagined in the 21st Century? Behind the tech glitz of ‘Smart City’ lies the less glamorous but no less transformational ‘Open Streets’ movement. Developed as a global initiative, the mission of Open ...