The RSA brings people and ideas together to resolve the challenges of our time.
Our recent work on Bridges to the Future is designed to unlock ideas and innovation in the areas of society that must thrive so we can all live well, to identify how the world could, and should, change after the pandemic.
Please join us at this special event to find out more about the RSA’s approach to change from RSA Chief Executive, Matthew Taylor, and to launch Herefordshire 2030, a project by the 99% Organisation – a grass-roots, Fellow-led organisation based in Herefordshire, dedicated to ending mass impoverishment in the UK. The project will map out how Herefordshire can become a greener, fairer and more prosperous county by 2030.
Matthew will speak first about the RSA’s approach, followed by Mark E Thomas FRSA, founder of the 99% Organisation, who will talk about the Hereford Project.
The Chair for the event will be Herefordshire Councillor and Green Party spokesperson, Diana Toynbee. A Q&A will follow each speaker.
We’re looking forward to joining together to generate ideas and create connections for developing local capacity for change in Herefordshire and beyond.
Please book your place using the link above. Zoom joining details will be sent on registration.
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To participate in the event, you will need to register for a ticket to receive the bespoke link to join. You will be sent detailed instructions via email closer to the event. Attendees will need to register for a free Zoom account and download their software. To understand more about how Zoom uses your data, please read their Privacy Policy in advance.
This event will be recorded, and will be shared publicly in the future. By attending you accept that you may appear in RSA videos as a participant. If you have any questions please email networks@rsa.org.uk.
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