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#iPlay4Peace 2019

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08 Nov 2019

Neil McLennan FRSA

How do we continue to commemorate conflicts of the past in new and engaging ways? Neil McLennan FRSA explores.
Rhythm in prisons

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22 Oct 2019

James Crabbe

Music education in prisons benefits prisoners, prison staff and society at large. It is time for the government to take more notice.
A New Curriculum for Wales

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16 Oct 2019

Karl Jones

How will a new curriculum in Wales be carried out and what should be considered beforehand?
Canada’s response to Trump

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28 Aug 2019

Akaash Maharaj

Trump’s main export to Canada has been a sense of national smugness, that his outrages and absurdities could never find a purchase here. But, Akaash Maharaj, FRSA argues, it would be an act of monumental self-deception for Canadians to believe that we are an island set above the rage bubbling across the world.
A new approach to renting

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22 Aug 2019

Becky O'Connor

Many people renting their homes from private landlords feel stuck between a rock and a hard place: Rebecca O’Connor FRSA asks whether institutional investors give trapped private renters a way out?
Think tanks take on tobacco giants

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17 Jul 2019

Will Paxton Guy Lodge

A major programme to curb the influence of tobacco companies in Nepal and Sri Lanka has began, through a combination of of grant funding and think tank expertise.
Generation citizen

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01 Jul 2019

Matt Hyde FRSA

As Queen Mary University of London launches a new degree apprenticeship for social change, Matt Hyde FRSA looks at its potential to create a new generation of skilled social entrepreneurs.
Urban Planning for people

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28 Jun 2019

Hugh Barton FRSA

Economic growth always seems to take precedence over healthy urban environments. So how do we re-orientate policy? Hugh Barton FRSA, Emeritus Professor of planning, health and sustainability, argues we need to co-operate and forge alliances.
Industrial Design: Rethinking the Future...

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27 Jun 2019

Adrian Stokes

Industrial designer Adrian Stokes argues for a future in which products are designed to be maintained and repaired - taking into account the consumer, local manufacturing and the environment.
Why Don’t Men Speak?

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13 Jun 2019

Kenny Mammarella-D'Cruz

The biggest killer of men in the UK under 45 is suicide. As Men’s Health Week comes to a close, Kenny Mammarella-D’Cruz FRSA, who has worked with men for almost 30 years, explores why so many men do not access help and what could be done.