Meet the newest members of the RSA Fellowship Council. Learn about the exceptional individuals joining us to guide and support our global fellowship community.

Our cities are magnets for skills and culture, business and growth. They have long been the wellspring of innovation and progress and the bellwether of economic and societal success. And this is true ...

The increase in school exclusions aren’t just an alarming statistic. It’s a social justice issue. This new report, supported by the Betty Messenger Charitable Foundation and the Esmée Fairbairn ...

The cash census is a new piece of RSA research exploring the use of cash in an increasingly digital economy. This project aimed to understand the gap between those who reject cash and those who hold ...

Renowned trust expert Rachel Botsman examines how technology has made life more homebound, replacing social interactions with ‘frictionless convenience’. Streaming, dating apps and remote work have ...

Fellows Festival 2025 proved to be the biggest, boldest and best yet, with gatherings taking place across the UK and in the US, Canada, Japan and Oceania. We’re excited to introduce Circle Live Events ...

You are probably a bit of a blamer – most of us are. But why should we give it up? In this witty sequel to our most watched RSA Short, inspirational thinker Brene Brown considers why we blame others, ...

Four Futures of Work, from the RSA Future Work Centre, which follows RSA chief executive Matthew Taylor’s employment review for the Prime Minister, argues that policy-makers should focus more on how ...

This interim report from The East Midlands Inclusive Growth Commission calls for a step change in investment in the region The early recommendations need to be underpinned by strengthened devolved ...

State of paralysis focuses on young people’s (16-24-year-olds) economic security and what it means for their health and wellbeing. We define economic security as ‘the degree of confidence a person can ...

The East Midlands Inclusive Growth Commission was a 12-month exercise to set out a framework for achieving inclusive economic growth in the East Midlands. The Mayor of the East Midlands and the new ...

“Move fast and break things” was famously Mark Zuckerberg’s credo for entrepreneurs. “Unless you are breaking stuff,” he said in 2009, “you are not moving fast enough.” This phrase came to epitomise ...