Welcome to RSA Wales | Cymru, where we focus our work and activity on bringing together Fellows wisdom and connections as a group of engaged changemakers.
We do this nationally through Y Caban meetings that we hold quarterly, and locally through Fellow led conversation. In 2022 we hope to bring all of this together in a celebration of the work Fellows do in Wales through the event Caban Mawr!
In all our meetings we share our work, insights and passion for bringing positive changes to Wales | Cymru and the wider world. Through our conversations we discover the connections between each other and how we may contribute to the ongoing work of the RSA. We build on the key themes of the Wellbeing for Future Generations Act, and explore ways in which to create sustainable wellbeing.
Here, you can find updates and activity from RSA Fellows across Wales | Cymru. Browse upcoming events and news or read about Fellow-led projects that are looking for your support.
Have your say on future activity by attending an event or by getting in touch with the team. If you have any questions, please get in touch with the RSA Wales | Cymru team.
Caernarfon
Llantwit Major
Fellowship Event
Online
Please join our CEO Andy Haldane alongside co-host Al Mathers, Director of Research, for our next Fellowship Townhall Zoom webinar. Andy will be answering questions from Fellows, and we'll share the latest updates on our new programme pathways.
Fellowship Event
MOMA Machynlleth, Heol Penrallt, SY20 8AJ
Join us for our showcase event of 2022 taking place at MOMA Machynlleth on Monday 13 June, where we are bringing Fellows and others across Wales|Cymru together to connect and learn
Fellowship Event
Online
Join us in a series of Coaching Conversations to work towards positive societal transformation. This series will explore many of the challenges we all face today, from sustainability, work, diversity to inclusion, and much more.
Comment
Sir Adrian Webb
Wellbeing, agency and a comprehensive green agenda
Blog
Josie Warden
Josie Warden on why we need to focus on and resource place-based change to enable a regenerative and circular economy.
Blog
Tom Kenyon
Tom Kenyon on the importance of sharing knowledge and good practice on place-based and ecosystemic learning.
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