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Problem solving with style: KAI workshop

24 Apr 2025 Online via Zoom
Discover your problem solving style with the RSA US community on April 24. Join us for a workshop where we will dive into the fascinating world of Problem Solving with Style using the KAI (Kirton Adaption-Innovation) Inventory.
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The young disruptors of Sub-Saharan Africa

12 May 2022
2021-2022 Nine Dots Prize winner, Trish Lorenz, answers the question of what it means to be young in an ageing world by exploring the unique opportunities and challenges faced by the youth populations of Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Gender, learning and leadership

28 Apr 2022
Hon Julia Gillard AC, former Prime Minister of Australia, delivers the 2022 RSA President’s Lecture, examining the continued impact of historic patterns of gender disadvantage, and calling for a new global agenda on gender, leadership and learning.
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How to write your own success story

20 Jan 2022
How can the working world become a better place for underrepresented women? Award-winning coach Octavia Goredema shares strategies for overcoming career obstacles, claiming power, and achieving personal and professional success.
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Youth works

5 Jul 2022 Leah Clarkson
How three RSA Fellows are fighting global inequalities standing in the way of young people
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School’s out

5 Jul 2022 Mehak Tejani, Hannah Breeze
Does linking exclusions to critical services fail young people at risk?
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You’re out of data

5 Jul 2022 Claudia Baldacchino
Tech poverty creates real barriers to daily life for many across the UK
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Learn, unlearn, relearn

16 Mar 2022 Tom Kenyon
Now the average person will have 12 jobs in their lifetime; for most, long gone is the era where one person could learn a skill and have one job for life. A widening gap of inequality is in play. What can we do about it?
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Perils of perfection

16 Mar 2022 David Robson
Why welcoming frustration and failure may be the key to establishing successful lifelong learning practices.
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