Women Speakers' Network
A new network to support RSA Fellows who wish to initiate or participate in speaking events, in particular, but not exclusively around women’s initiatives; and to inspire more female speakers
Social Network for RSA Fellows
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Kirsti Prolingheuer
- Female
- London
- United Kingdom
- Blog Posts (1)
- Discussions
- Fellowship Events
- Groups (7)
- Videos
Kirsti Prolingheuer's Groups
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Women Speakers' Network
95 members
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RSATop5: Readers' Group
26 members
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Fellows Education Network
114 members
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Glory of Failure
101 members
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Digital Engagement
154 members
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Latest Activity
Kirsti Prolingheuer replied to Jemima Gibbons's discussion 'Action points for #RSAde' in the group Digital Engagement
"Hi Jemima
Interesting to see how the DE group is moving forward. It all looks really positive.
In case it is of help or interest, the RSA has a Flickr account and a group already although it is not used to its full potential. I think this is…"
Kirsti Prolingheuer commented on Kirsti Prolingheuer's blog post 'Webby Awards - vote for RSAnimate!'
"The Webby Awards website is a little confusing, you do need to register to vote but can use your Twitter or Facebook logins if you have one.
Once you have registered and logged onto the Webby site it unfortunately does not take you back to the…"
Kirsti Prolingheuer posted a blog post
Webby Awards - vote for RSAnimate!
We are delighted to announce that RSAnimate: Drive has been nominated for best animation in the 15th Annual Webby Awards.Vote for RSAnimate: Drive The Webby Awards, People's Voice is a…See More
Kirsti Prolingheuer added a discussion to the group RSATop5: Readers' Group
Joshua Foer - The End of Remembering
Journalist and memory champion, Joshua Foer spoke at the RSA in April. His book Moonwalking with Einstein looks at the hidden impact of memory on our lives.On average, we squander forty days annually trying to remember things we've forgotten. Joshua Foer used to be one of those people. But after a…See More
Kirsti Prolingheuer joined Tessy Britton's group
Fellows Education Network
*A Fellowship Council Working Group*An experimental network to initiated conversations around education.See More
Kirsti Prolingheuer joined Viv Long-Ferguson's group
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
Kirsti Prolingheuer joined Tessy Britton's group
Communicating Climate Change
A discussion group originating from a post on Matthew Taylor's blog 'How to turn the tide on climate change'
Kirsti Prolingheuer joined Olivia Rainford's group
Gender Imbalance
*A Fellowship Council Working Group* What is the contribution of women and women Fellows to the aims of the RSA? How do we achieve this? Calling all those with an interest to get involved!See More
Profile Information
- Profile information
- I work in the RSA Public Events Programme. I look after the communications and marketing that the team does. Oversee our webpages on the main RSA Site and manage the audio and video files that we produce.
I am interested in how online networks can improve our audiences engagement with the event and our speakers both on and offline.
You can follow RSAEvents on Twitter, or become a fan on Facebook. We also have a YouTube Channel.
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- http://www.theRSA.org/events
Kirsti Prolingheuer's Blog
Webby Awards - vote for RSAnimate!
We are delighted to announce that RSAnimate: Drive has been nominated for best animation in the 15th Annual Webby Awards.…
Posted on April 15, 2011 at 12:11 — 1 Comment
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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