Billy hails from New Zealand and works for the largest council in Australia. He's in keen to connect with other Fellows in the region and online.
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Articles & Blogs
In a new series of lunchtime workshops RSA Fellows Jane Ginnever & Alan Bec will facilitate how formal and informal leaders explore their participation in everyday choices and decisions.
Sharon Jandu, RSA Fellowship Councillor, invites you to The Superfast South Yorkshire programme Art of the Possible Women in Leadership & Business roundtable event on 26 July.
Hadley Newman FRSA explores the issue of fake social accounts, and how the are disrupting democracy.
Giovanna Forte FRSA explains how a simple design intervention is transforming healthcare across the world
Projects
Providing tailored training programmes that create sustainable employment for people with disabilities.
Sitooterie provides opportunities for homeless people to be involved in design and construction projects.
Facilitating youth engagement with education in Suffolk using professional, social and virtual networks.
Creating 'mini-market' incubation spaces for young student makers to start developing their businesses within established street markets.
Events
- Fellow Event
RSA Newcastle Network Encounter
Wednesday 19th July 2017
Tyneside Cinema Bar Cafe, Newcastle
Newcastle Encounter meets on the third Wednesday of every month. Discuss your ideas & projects with Fellows and friends in an informal setting with drinks and networking.
- Fellow Event
Canterbury Arts Conference 2017
Wednesday 19th July 2017 at 09:00
Various venues, Canterbury
Head along to the 2017 Canterbury Arts Conference, which will be looking at the theme 'Art for Change'
Come along to this meetup event in Lyme Regis to hear more about the RSA and for the opportunity to meet other local Fellows.
Join us to spark connections and meet others in the Fellowship community at our next Meetup, hosted by London Fellowship Councillor Amy Pryor FRSA.