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RSA Screens: The Cola Road Documentary

RSA Event

23 Sep 2013

RSA House, London

Join us for the UK premiere of The Cola Road documentary, which follows the first trial of the innovative ColaLife programme, delivering live-saving medicines to remote communities through micro-retailers in Zambia.
Crowdfunding - where next, how far, and what are the limits?

RSA Event

16 Sep 2013

RSA House, London

To mark the RSA's launch into the world of crowdfunding, an expert panel gathers to consider the current and future challenges and opportunities for the sector.
Are Diverse Communities Possible?

RSA Event

13 May 2013

RSA House, London

Assistant professor of Sociology at Michigan State University Zachary Neal explores the potentially paradoxical relationship between neighbourhood integration and cohesion.
Anyone Can Change the World

RSA Event

25 Apr 2013

RSA House, London

Nobel Laureate Jody Williams shares her insights into building action from the grass-roots, showing how people can come together to make change happen and contribute to a better world.
The Runnymede Race Debate: Do racists have a right to be heard?

RSA Event

30 Jan 2013

RSA House, London

In the annual Runnymede Race Debate our speakers, including Sunder Katwala, Catherine Fieschi, Nigel Warburton, Kirsty Hughes and Rob Berkeley, debate the limits of free speech.
How to Build a Mass Movement Now

RSA Event

13 Nov 2012

RSA House, London

CEO of Purpose.com Jeremy Heimans shows how to harness the collective power of citizens and consumers to solve the world’s biggest problems
How To Change the Future

RSA Event

02 Oct 2012

RSA House, London

Pioneering transformative scenario planner Adam Kahane visits the RSA to outline a powerful new methodology for dealing with some of the world’s most intractable challenges.
Rewriting the Book?

RSA Event

05 Sep 2012

RSA House, London

Join our panel as they discuss how culture-led city regeneration can enhance economic competitiveness, community cohesion and a sense of place. Munira Mirza, Brian Gambles, Loretta Lees and Anna Minton will debate how cities can ensure transformational change is community-driven, allowing for greater local ownership and participation.