RSA Bath: Community in Action

Join us on 1st June for a chance to share your thoughts and reflections on how we as a community can make a difference in the face of the pandemic. 

Over the past few weeks we’ve seen countless examples of Fellows working on projects to tackle the challenges posed by coronavirus. Are you involved in any projects responding to Covid-19? Do you have any ideas for any projects our group could start to respond to the crisis? Come along with any thoughts or ideas.

We’ll also reflect on the RSA’s response to the coronavirus, Bridges to the Future, and think about where our group’s interests lie in these projects. You can read the article written by Anthony Painter (Chief Research and Impact Officer at the RSA) on the five bridges here.

Everyone is welcome, Fellows and non-Fellows. We’d also welcome any newcomers who haven’t previously attended a local event.

Please book your place by following the book now button at the top of this page. Upon registering, you'll recieve a confirmation email with a Zoom link needed to join the event.

'Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has'

(Margaret Mead).

Taking Part in RSA Online Events 

For our interactive online events, the RSA uses the platform Zoom. We have found it simple for participants to use while also providing the necessary functionality for an engaging online event. 

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. 

We record many of our online events. By attending this online event you accept that you may appear in RSA videos as a participant. Our intention is to use any recording of this event for learning purposes and to document the content of the discussion. Currently we do not have plans to share this recording publicly but may do so in the future. 

If you have any access requirements or require any reasonable adjustments, please let the team know: networks@rsa.org.uk.