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John Popham
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  • Charlotte Britton
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  • Dave Briggs
  • Helen Milner
  • Nick Booth
  • David Wilcox
  • Paul Buchanan
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  • Tessy Britton
  • Viv Long-Ferguson

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John Popham joined Jonathan Jewell's group
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Glory of Failure

Discussion and work of the Glory of Failure campaign and the Failure Files.
Feb 11, 2011
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John Popham joined Jonathan Jewell's group
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Carers in Society

Carers in Society is an RSA project that is designed to support involuntary, unremunerated carers. It does this by raising awareness of the diversity of these carers and their needs and campaign for change on their behalf.See More
Jan 26, 2011
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John Popham posted a blog post

Social Media Surgery Tour

Thanks to the lovely people at the RSA I am about to embark on a Social Media Surgeries tour, mainly of the North of England, but a couple that fall outside that definition.  If you’ve read my blog before, you’ll know what a Social Media Surgery is. If you haven’t then go away for a bit and read what the amazing …See More
Jan 26, 2011
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John Popham replied to Tessy Britton's discussion 'Exploring Sustainable Collaborative Service Models' in the group Big Society
"Hi Tessy. You raise some really important issues with regard both to the Big Society and the spending cuts, which, incidentally, gives the lie to the notion that the two can be separated. As the example you take is from Leeds, you might be…"
Oct 10, 2010
John Popham commented on Tessy Britton's group 'Big Society'
"I agree with you, Chris, that the practice is much more important than the brand. It's the latest hoop that community activists and social entrepreneurs have to jump through. What works and what matters doesn't change. This is a key…"
Aug 9, 2010
John Popham commented on Tessy Britton's group 'Big Society'
"Some important points about remote decision-making here. When I visited Eden in Cumbria recently (see http://wp.me/ppLRZ-6c) people in places like Appleby and Kirby Stephen were talking about the different layers of remote decision-making, which…"
Aug 4, 2010
John Popham commented on Tessy Britton's group 'Big Society'
"This is a good overview of the Big Society in the North event http://www.thebigsociety.net/?p=380 with some good links to other content about it.. There is a playlist of videos from the event here http://bit.ly/ciQyId."
Aug 2, 2010
John Popham commented on Tessy Britton's group 'Big Society'
"Details of the Big Society in the North Launch event are here http://rsafellowshipcouncil.ning.com/events/big-society-in-the-north But hurry if you want to join us, we are nearly full"
Jul 17, 2010
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Big Society in the North Launch Planning Event at Electric Works

July 27, 2010 from 5pm to 7pm
This is a planning event for the launch of the Big Society in the North.Details of the thinking behind the event and the forum can be found here http://livingwithrats.blogspot.com/2010/07/big-society-in-north-starts-to-take.htmlThis will be an informal event, aiming to set the agenda for the network in the North of England. We envisage a bigger, more comprehensive event in the…See More
Jul 17, 2010
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John Popham joined Tessy Britton's group
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Big Society

A conversation about how people are interpreting the concept of Big Society and does it need tightening as Matthew Taylor suggests, or might a 'baggy' concept be a strength and help more people get involved?
Jul 17, 2010
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John Popham commented on John Popham's blog post 'Help me make something happen'
"Thanks Tessy. I may well do that if there is more interest"
May 8, 2010
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Help me make something happen

Hi allI've decided to create a space for the whacky ideas I keep having which have a habit of gaining traction.The first idea is called IDEAS ON THE GREEN which is a mechanism for stimulating impromptu unconferences in open spaces. I'd love to know what Fellows think http://johnpopham.wordpress.com/help-me-make-something-happen/See More
May 8, 2010
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John Popham joined Viv Long-Ferguson's group
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Digital Engagement

The #RSAde Group's priority objective is to ensure that FRSA communications (including networking and collaboration) are maximised through digital and social media.  See More
Mar 29, 2010
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John Popham commented on Tessy Britton's blog post 'Climate Change: Changing the Conversation Part 2'
"Hi Tessy Check out the Knowle West Carbon Makeover Project in Bristol http://www.cabonmakeover.org.uk which I think is a ground-breaking project in how it has made Climate Change something which is now a reality in the daily lives of people living…"
Mar 11, 2010
John Popham is now a member of RSA Fellowship Social Network social network
Sep 15, 2009
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Social Media Surgery Tour

Thanks to the lovely people at the RSA I am about to embark on a Social Media Surgeries tour, mainly of the North of England, but a couple that fall outside that definition.

 

 

If you’ve read my blog before, you’ll know what a Social Media Surgery is. If you haven’t then go away for a bit and read what the…

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Posted on January 26, 2011 at 21:41

Help me make something happen

Hi all


I've decided to create a space for the whacky ideas I keep having which have a habit of gaining traction.


The first idea is called IDEAS ON THE GREEN which is a mechanism for stimulating impromptu unconferences in open spaces. I'd love to know what Fellows think…
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Posted on May 8, 2010 at 19:11 — 2 Comments

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Review of RSA Fellowship nings, social networks

Over the next few months the RSAde Group will be consolidating regional social networks and nings. 

The aim will be to improve connectivity for Fellows, improve communication and reduce fragmentation. 

If you would like further information on these changes please contact the RSAde team via the Digital Engagement group on this network. 

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