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A lifelong learning no man’s land for the self-employed?

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04 Jun 2019

Zahra Davidson

Enrol Yourself hosts inclusive, local peer groups that support adults at times of transition by building their personal and professional resilience over 6 months.
Autonomy and personalisation

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31 May 2019

Ana Chubinidze FRSA

Policymakers and algorithm coders should be the ones educated about the ethical and societal issues associated with using personalised online content, not consumers.
Art Connects

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19 Feb 2019

Nick Corston

The #ARTCONNECTS19 Festival, led by RSA Nick Corston, celebrates and inspires creativity in school and work and runs throughout 2019. Will you be a part of it?
End the Criminalisation of Homelessness

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13 Feb 2019

Alex Kumar FRSA

Alex Kumar FRSA argues that scrapping the Vagrancy Act would make way for a more compassionate and effective collective response.
The Great British April Fool

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06 Feb 2019

Amy Pollard

Three days after we are scheduled to leave the European Union it will be April Fools’ Day. Dr Amy Pollard FRSA believes the time is right exploit our contemporary anxieties to create a collective chuckle and wants your help.
Beyond citizens assemblies

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05 Feb 2019

Perry Walker FRSA

The use of the citizens’ assembly in the Republic of Ireland in relation to its referendum on abortion has seen calls for their wider use, including in relation to public views about Brexit. Perry Walker FRSA argues for the use of smaller group discussions to complement this approach.
Beyond citizens assemblies

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05 Feb 2019

Perry Walker FRSA

The use of the citizens’ assembly in the Republic of Ireland in relation to its referendum on abortion has seen calls for their wider use, including in relation to public views about Brexit. Perry Walker FRSA argues for the use of smaller group discussions to complement this approach.
The Joined-up Big Picture?

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03 Jan 2019

Adrian Hosford FRSA George Oakham FRSA

How do we influence the system around us so that the sum of all our improvements makes a measurable impact on society as a whole?
Institutions as Social Theory

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31 Dec 2018

Alexander Titus

Alexander Titus FRSA on how social research can become more effective and relevant by treating institutions as social theories.
Making deliberative democracy work

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27 Nov 2018

Perry Walker

In his 2018 annual lecture, Matthew Taylor called for at least three national citizens’ assemblies to be held each year on key current challenges facing the UK. Perry Walker FRSA explores how to make that a success.