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Make Good Things Happen

This Ulule website isn't launched yet... but could be tool for the RSA Fellowship to use for smaller local projects. What do you think?

Would you use it... or would it be too small, too embarrassing... or just not suitable for the projects you would be interested… Continue

Added by Tessy Britton on March 30, 2010 at 17:30 — 13 Comments

Fellowship Council Meeting, 23rd March 2010

I recently read what can only be described as the shortest history of the Universe I have ever seen, it went something like this:


A History of the Universe


Chapter 1.


Bang!


Chapter 2.


Sssssss.....


Chapter 3.


Crunch!


The…
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Added by Paul Buchanan on March 28, 2010 at 13:46 — 1 Comment

March thoughts

What I totally love about british society is the networking mechanism, supportive entrepreneurs community, talent spotters, proactive people developing tools and online and offline enviroments for social engagement and general progress. And they are willing to get even better than they do today. Charities, organizations and small… Continue

Added by Petra Stefankova on March 24, 2010 at 15:28 — 2 Comments

North East Region AGM

I had the opportunity of going up to Newcastle on Wednesday evening for the RSA AGM on the kind invitation of Peter Allett, the Chair of the region and Susan Jones, Fellowship Council member.



As well as having a chance to meet new Fellows it was particularly nice to meet Fellows who I have been corresponding with for ages Paddy Deans and Peter Churchill, who set up with a group of Fellows the first Fellow-led ning network site… Continue

Added by Tessy Britton on March 19, 2010 at 12:30 — 5 Comments

Climate Change: Changing the Conversation Part 2

Earlier this week I reported on the meeting we had last week looking at ways that RSA and Fellows could work together to think about climate change. The main idea from that meeting was about focusing some of our attention on describing what the future will look like in a low carbon use world... rather than debating the need for reductions. One the… Continue

Added by Tessy Britton on March 11, 2010 at 9:30 — 5 Comments

Climate Change and what to do - a view from a Chartered Environmentalist

We all feel that we want to do something either to mitigate climate change or to minimise the impact of some of the changes that are now inevitable. As an engineer and chartered environmentalist, I am committed to trying, whenever I can, to promote real and effective changes which optimise our use of scarce resources and minimise unwanted impacts on the environment or quality of life. I believe that we must avoid "feel-good" behaviour which superficially appears to reduce our dependence on…

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Added by Professor Keith Guy on March 8, 2010 at 13:44 — 4 Comments

Communicating Climate Change: Changing the Conversation?

Tracey Todhunter (10:10, Low Carbon Communities), William Shaw (RSA Arts and Ecology Project) and myself met last week to take forward some the discussions started on Matthew Taylor's… Continue

Added by Tessy Britton on March 7, 2010 at 12:00 — 4 Comments

A BIG Fellowship Project: what could we do?

One of the things that formed part of the Fellowship Council's strategy was to experiment with some specialist networks, with the idea of stimulating events, projects and forums.... and these are being developed on a number of fronts through various working groups, the activities for which you can see on this website. There are also three particularly important working groups looking at ways that RSA and Fellows might develop individual projects… Continue

Added by Tessy Britton on March 3, 2010 at 12:00 — 34 Comments

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