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Blog: Collaborate has 5 Cs

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14 Sep 2015

Keith Harrison Broninski profile

Complex collaboration across a community can make our public services more proactive and reduce pressure on the public purse, but how do we get there?
Chat Back - Creating intergenerational relationships

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14 Sep 2015

Rachel Adams

Rachel Adams FRSA talks about her RSA Catalyst funded project which focused on building intergenerational relationships. With students visiting care homes and working with older people through a creative process.
A lightbulb moment for re-use?

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11 Sep 2015

Craig Anderson FRSA

Craig Anderson OBE, Chief Executive of the Furniture Re-use Network, asks 'Are the waste and resources sectors having a reusable lightbulb moment when it comes to the circular economy?'
Blog: Sign of the Times

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10 Sep 2015

Melanie Andrews

A new design initiative seeking to replace the ‘Elderly People’ road sign is showcasing its fabulous competition entries in an exhibition this weekend in London. Vote for your favourite!
Blog: The power to create - If Not Us, Who? If Not Now, When?

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10 Sep 2015

Stephen Steinhaus

As part of the second annual RSA Academies’ Arts Day in July, Whitley Academy Vice Principal, Stephen Steinhaus and Upton Blues Festival Chairman, Oliver Carpenter, both working musicians in their own right, were asked to co-deliver a keynote address on the topic of ‘power’. These are the abridged notes for that presentation:
Blog: Grasping the future – why progressives must champion the human potential of the digital economy

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08 Sep 2015

Matthew Taylor

In his latest blog, Matthew discusses why optimism must be at the heart of future progressive politics.
Blog: A more progressive manifesto

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07 Sep 2015

Matthew Taylor

The clue is in the name: the narrative of progressive politics needs to evince insight and optimism about the future says Matthew Taylor.
Blog: How austerity can result in better public services

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07 Sep 2015

Keith Harrison-Broninski

This is the first in a blog series by Keith Harrison-Broninski FRSA, which will explore a new way for cities, towns and rural communities to tackle the effects of austerity.
The importance of the Relational Teacher…

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04 Sep 2015

Ben Gibbs FRSA

The driving force behind the Relational Schools Project is to build a stronger, more connected, and more compassionate society by starting with relationships in schools.
Blog: Creative ways to address inequality in Europe

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03 Sep 2015

Natalie Nicholles

This year the European Forum Alpbach (EFA) explored the theme of Inequality, and the RSA was invited to curate a session as part of the Political Symposium: How Much Inequality Can Europe Bear?

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Latest thinking

Blog: Collaborate has 5 Cs

Chat Back - Creating intergenerational relationships

A lightbulb moment for re-use?

Blog: Sign of the Times

Blog: The power to create - If Not Us, Who? If Not Now, When?

Blog: Grasping the future – why progressives must champion the human potential of the digital economy

Blog: A more progressive manifesto

Blog: How austerity can result in better public services

The importance of the Relational Teacher…

Blog: Creative ways to address inequality in Europe