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Would you trust this artist?

Blog

19 Sep 2018

Mark Londesborough

Marking the publication of 'Trusted Practice' - a new RSA report documenting a UK/ Korea arts and cultural education exchange - Mark Londesborough explores one of its key themes: how to build trust between arts education practitioners and schools.
Young people deserve more than snakes and ladders

Blog

25 Jul 2018

Stephen Evans

There are stark educational and employment inequalities between and within generations. Learning and Work Institute’s new Youth Commission aims to find answers.
Opera Circus - working with young people about The Complete Freedom of Truth

Blog

21 May 2018

Tina Ellen Lee

International youth–led project, developing global citizenship through arts and culture
Think Smart Careers

Blog

18 Apr 2018

Gurjinder Dhaliwal

How a Fellow is using employers' insights to improve social mobility
How Fellows are supporting young people into Business

Blog

18 Apr 2018

Amy Butterworth

3 blogs about how Fellows' projects are supporting young people on their road to empoyment
Ethical Entrepreneur - good business with good values

Blog

17 Apr 2018

Paul Palmarozza

Paul Palmarozza describes how his new online tool wil help bring stillness into modern enterprises
How Britain’s young musicians can help their refugee peers

Blog

26 Mar 2018

Author Block

Sarah Pickstone FRSA explores the ideas behind European Youth Music Refugee Choirs and European Youth Music Week and explains a new initiative to bring the UK’s young musicians and refugees together for a collaborative week of music events.
Crisis Classroom: From Brighton to the Balkans

Blog

12 Mar 2018

Darren Abrahams

Darren Abrahams shares his journey to co-founding Crisis Classroom - a refugee education social enterprise - and invites you to join along for the ride as the team hit the road, sending trained educators around Europe this spring.
The Girls' Network

Blog

12 Mar 2018

Charly Young

How do we keep young women in rural areas connected with role models in the city?
The importance of positive and inspiring networks - an introduction to The Girls’ Network

Blog

31 Aug 2017

Charlotte Young

The Girls’ Network is an award-winning charity that inspires and empowers girls from the least advantaged communities by connecting them with a network of positive female role models. Read Charly's blog to find out more.