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Ingrid Fetell Lee on Why We Pursue Happiness But Overlook Joy

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What does joy look like? Designer Ingrid Fetell Lee exposes the power of ordinary things to create extraordinary happiness, and shows us how to find joy in the world around us.
5 Minute Life Lessons with Bernadette Jiwa

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Hear about what makes Bernadette happy, who inspires her, and what she's most curious about!
Carrie Bishop on How Design Can Change the World

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Carrie Bishop shares her thoughts on why we need design now more than ever as a tool for tackling global problems.
Richard Clarke on Designing Our Futures

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Richard Clarke explores his design career at Nike and explains how the development of technology and innovation has benefited the consumer dramatically.
Guru Madhavan on Engineering Concepts for Innovative Solutions

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Policy adviser and engineer Guru Madhavan reveals how good engineering design can help solve problems in many areas of society, from healthcare to governance.
Betty Jackson on Craft and Technology

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Betty Jackson CBE RDI will give the 2015 RDI Address exploring the source of creativity and innovation in design.
Andrea Siodmok on Policy Design

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Andrea Siodmok, head of the Cabinet Office Policy Lab explores the how design is helping government think differently about future policy.
Ben Terrett on Design and the Internet

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To celebrate the launch of the 2015/16 RSA Student Design Award briefs, designer Ben Terrett talks about how design is changing the world, and how the internet is changing design.
Ezio Manzini on Design

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Sustainable design expert Professor Ezio Manzini visits the RSA to explore how emerging forms of collaboration in design practice are driving radical, bottom-up social innovation.
Ken Robinson on Creativity at University

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Internationally influential thinker on education and creativity Sir Ken Robinson considers how higher education institutions might play a greater role in developing the creative capacities of their students.