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Our global community is growing, with more than 3,000 Fellows outside the UK, two affiliate organisations in the US and Oceania, and active Fellow-led hubs in various regions, from Japan to Finland.
What unites us is our shared values and aspirations for positive change in the world. We come together to learn, collaborate, influence, and spark new ideas to realise our vision for a better future.
Browse news and blogs from Fellows, connect with others locally and at our online events, and find out how we can support your ideas or projects.
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Latest events
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The global challenge of vaccine equity
RSA Event / Online
Online via YouTube
The speed of Covid-19 vaccine development offered worldwide hope for a way out of the pandemic. But global vaccine access and distribution has proved drastically uneven and unjust. An expert panel discuss how we might meet the scale of the equity challenge.
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RSA Virtual Coffeehouse Conversation: Global Public Investment
Fellowship Event / Online
Online via Zoom
Join RSA Fellow Professor Simon Reid-Henry to learn about ‘Global Public Investment’ – a proposed new approach to international public finance – and to explore pathways to its realisation and impact.
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Taking futures and foresight into the everyday
Fellowship Event / Online
US Timezones: 10 - 11am PT / 1 - 2pm ET
In partnership with Forum for the Future Americas, join us to unpack why the practice of foresight should be embedded in our everyday lives.
Latest thinking and news from global Fellows
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Reclaiming the future
Blog
Philipa Duthie
Climate change has highlighted the duty of current generations to those who come after us. Philipa Duthie explores some of the lessons we can learn from indigenous cultures and new moves to deliver intergenerational justice.
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Myanmar’s Military Coup: can Burmese civil society weather the storm?
Comment
Will Paxton FRSA
Will Paxton FRSA on how civil society organisations should respond to the events in Myanmar.
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Announcing the Catalyst Award funded projects
Blog
Claire Doran
Find out about the latest Catalyst awarded Fellows' projects.
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