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Creative Institutions and Systems

Designing our futures

RSA Event / Video

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Internationally renowned social innovator and service designer Jennie Winhall delivers the 2021 Student Design Awards keynote address on design for systems change
Bobby Duffy on Why We're Wrong About Nearly Everything

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How can we tackle our ignorance about what the world is really like? Bobby Duffy, Director of Ipsos MORI Social Research Institute, explains how we can get a handle on the facts in a ‘post-truth’ era.
Sam Conniff Allende on How to Rewrite the Rules

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Founder and former CEO of award-winning marketing agency Livity, Sam Conniff Allende re-purposes the innovative strategies of Golden Age pirates for 21st century would-be disruptors.
Daniel Coyle on The Inside Scoop on Successful Teams

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Daniel Coyle, New York Times bestselling author of The Talent Code, reveals the team-building skills behind some of the most effective organisations in the world.
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.
Matthew Taylor on Effective Policy

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Matthew Taylor examines the relationship between policy-making and social change.
5 Minute Life Lesson with Cosmologist Martin Rees

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Martin Rees reveals how work is an important part of life satisfaction, although having dignity and respect is of utmost importance.
Justin Forsyth on Change-Makers

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Justin Forsyth, chief executive of Save the Children visits the RSA to talk about creating a 21st century charity.
Lucy Neal on the Citizen Artist

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Writer and theatremaker Lucy Neal explores the role of the citizen artist in reinventing our world at a time of systemic change and uncertainty.
Gillian Tett on Organisational Silos

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Why are we so prone to creating silos in our institutions and workplaces – and how can we break free of them to transform the way we think and act for the better? Award-wining FT columnist and author Gillian Tett investigates.