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Public talks

Disinformation and democracy

26 Feb 2026 RSA House and online via YouTube
Join Eliot Higgins, Carole Cadwalladr and Media Revolution at RSA House for a timely discussion on disinformation, deepfakes, AI propaganda, and the future of democracy.
Public talks

Patron’s Lecture 2026

17 Mar 2026 RSA House and online via YouTube
Join acclaimed architect Jo Gibbons and Dinah Casson for an exclusive RSA talk on reclaiming nature in cities.
Public talks

Prue Leith: the joy (and reality) of getting older

11 Mar 2026 RSA House and online via YouTube
Prue Leith shares candid insights into ageing well, confidence and reinvention, reflecting on what later life has taught her about ambition, self-belief and letting go of expectations.
Replay

The future of the BBC

03 Feb 2026
Explore the future of the BBC in a defining public debate at RSA House. Join leading voices to discuss trust, impartiality and public service media in the digital age.
Public talks

The shape of 2026

29 Jan 2026 Great Room, RSA House
Discover how education, culture and public attitudes are shaping Britain in 2026. Join experts at RSA House for insights on identity, AI learning and civic debate.
Replay

The Observer on AI

05 Feb 2026
Join The Observer’s data scientists and editor-in-chief James Harding for insights from the Global AI Index, exploring rankings, trends, and the global AI race.
Case study

Lee Fallin’s Playful Green Planet mission

21 Oct 2025
Lee is a lecturer in Education Studies at the University of Hull. He was inspired by the RSA’s Playful Green Planet work and wanted to connect with others who shared his interests.
Off Expo

Edward Boyle Lecture

10 Oct 2025 Ritsumeikan University – Osaka Ibaraki Campus (OIC) 2-150 Iwakuracho, Ibaraki Building B, ‘Colloquium’ (Room B374) Osaka, 567-8570 Japan
The 2025 Edward Boyle Memorial Lecture will focus on vital UK-Japan partnerships and collaboration. The event will address the inter-disciplinary nature of collaboration, and explore the impactful work being carried out by early-career researchers supported by RENKEI, a partnership between leading research-intensive universities in the UK and Japan.