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RSATop5: Readers' Group
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Projects
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Developing Partnerships
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Fellowship Charter
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Fellowship Youth Focus
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Noel Hatch commented on Tessy Britton's blog post 'Unlocking Fellowship Potential in Different Ways'
"Excellent suggestion Tessy. And this can work really well - I've used a similar process called a Waffle Bank (see photos) where we work with a local group and visit them for one of their activities. We bring a portable waffle cooker and sit…"
Noel Hatch commented on Tessy Britton's group 'Twitter Group'
"I'm a new fellow and am @noelito look fwd to joining in"
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Projects
Online space for the Projects Working Group. How do we move this working group forward, what are the key areas that require focus and development? Are our projects representative of RSA 21st century enlightenment
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Developing Partnerships
*A Fellowship Council Working Group* A space for Fellowship Council members and other interested Fellows to examine and discuss the development of partnerships that the RSA has with other organisations.
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Fellowship Charter
*A Fellowship Council Working Group* Objectives TBC - raise awareness of cultural shift at RSA, wider consulation on Charter development, collaborate in redrafting Charter, embed values and aims as a spur to action
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Fellowship Youth Focus
*A Fellowship Council Working Group* An opportunity for Fellowship Council members and other interested fellows to coordinate and inspire a youth focus within the RSA Fellowship
Noel Hatch 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
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Twitter Group
This is a group started to run a Twitter register of Fellows. Twitter is a great way to get to know people in a really 'lite' way and there are loads of RSA Fellows on Twitter already.See More
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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?
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- At work and in my spare time, I try and make sure that for each of the people we involve, the projects can be exciting and rewarding.
Listening to what issues matter to people and working out with them what they can do about it. Developing their skills so they can develop projects or campaign on the issues that matter to them with others. Supporting projects or campaigns that people want to develop.
Don't just get people on your dancefloor, get them to run the show and they'll join your revolution.
All Doled Up: http://www.alldoledup.org/
Radical Future: http://www.lwbooks.co.uk/ebooks/radicalfuture.html
Campaign Camp: http://www.vimeo.com/5365006
Transformed by You: http://www.nesta.org.uk/areas_of_work/public_services_lab/reboot_br...
http://www.slideshare.net/localinnovation/transformed-by-you-web-st...
Open Kent: http://www.slideshare.net/localinnovation/open-kent
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