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08 Mar 2024
Dean Samways
International Women’s Day 2024 invites us to imagine a world where all genders enjoy equality. Where prejudice and discrimination no longer exist. This is the world our work is helping deliver to this and future generations.
16 Feb 2024
Andy Haldane
Social connectivity was a theme of the 695th Lord Mayor's Lecture Series. In it, our CEO, Andy Haldane, explored the role of social capital and connectivity in nurturing health, wealth and happiness, among other things.
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09 Jan 2024
Linda Bryant
Art can have a transformative effect on mental health and wellbeing by providing hope both for the creator of the art and the person experiencing it. Linda Bryant discusses this healing effect and calls for an evolution of art in hospitals.
Feature
08 Dec 2023
Susan Magsamen
The growing field of neuroarts explores the profound ways in which aesthetic experiences affect our bodies and behaviours
05 Dec 2023
Lee Baker
When studies showed even images of nature could have a positive effect on wellbeing, Graphic Rewilding, a public art venture on a grand scale, was born.
Press release
21 Nov 2023
Today, the royal society for the arts, manufactures and commerce (RSA) announces a new research project which is the first of its kind in the UK.
02 Nov 2023
Charlotte Miller
Connecting people across all ages, sectors and communities can foster social interaction and help tackle ageism. Charlotte Miller describes how to challenge age stereotypes through integration rather than segregation.
18 Sep 2023
Dr Debbie Yaver
One company's quest is to create a system to feed the world in a way that is nourishing for human health and nurturing for the planet's health.
13 Sep 2023
Mike Thatcher
Optimism and hope were the watchwords as the RSA hosted our annual Fellows Festival.
06 Sep 2023
Vincent Doumeizel
Marine flora can help to reduce world hunger, pollution, the impact of climate change, disease, biodiversity loss and social inequality. What would the world look like if we fully exploited its potential?
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