This exhibition showcases the work of RSA Fellow Fran White. Through this display, Fran regroups her painting, stitch and mixed-media works, exploring her evolving relationship with the self, ...

Join Daniel Susskind and Patricia Clarke as they discuss his new book and how parents can prepare their families for the age ...

For decades, the global climate conversation has been barking up the wrong tree – obsessing over cars, cows, and consumer behaviour while ignoring the most explosive source of CO₂ on Earth: the ...

Start your application and become part of our global community. We’d love to welcome you. For more than 270 years, the Royal Society of Arts Fellowship has brought together people who believe ideas ...

We like to think the future is open. That our lives are shaped by choices, chance, and a bit of luck. But increasingly, the future is being predicted, and those predictions are starting to decide ...

Ever since Margaret Thatcher’s declaration of TINA (There Is No Alternative) in 1980, virtually all policy proposals to fix society’s grave problems work within the dominant framework of growth-based ...

The Living University whitepaper is the culmination of a 12 month-long inquiry conducted in partnership with RMIT University in Australia. The report explores how universities can leverage their ...

Main image: photograph of Frances Featherstone in her studio by John Knight. 2025 was a huge year for Frances Featherstone. Not only were two of her works selected for the Royal Academy’s Summer ...

Welcome to the home of creativity for the common good. The Fellowship is a community of accomplished individuals recognised not for status alone, but for how they use their experience, insight and ...

The Royal Society of Arts comprises two non-profits in an affiliate relationship with each other: the core UK-based global Royal Charter Company and an affiliate, RSA US (a non-profit in the US). The ...

Can you imagine a future where we grow houses rather than build them? Where smartphones are living, clothing has opinions, and all human knowledge fits into a speck of DNA? Humanity is at the cusp of ...

When the Royal Society of Arts was founded in 1754, the world was alive with possibility. New ideas were transforming science, industry and public life. The challenge was turning imagination into ...