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What is the RSA?
Today the RSA runs a programme of projects and lectures based around five manifesto challenges:
Some of our current projects include:
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Upcoming EventsNations: how they behave and what they are for in the 21st century RSA Scotland Fellowship evening RSA Wales & Western Region evening of opera Nations: how they behave and what they are for in the 21st century Remembering CarrieThe RSA was deeply saddened to learn that Carrie Taylor, a valued member of the RSA Fellowship team, had lost her life in London’s terrorist attacks on 7 July. A book of condolence is open at the RSA House to enable Carrie’s colleagues, RSA trustees and Fellows to send their messages of sorrow and support to Carrie’s family. A tree-planting fund has also been set up in her memory. Click here to sign the book of condolence and contribute to the tree-planting fund
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Onians Fellowship Award 2006 will give £30,000 to an inspired entrepreneur25/07/2005
Applications opened today for the Onians Fellowship 2006 which will give up to £30,000 to someone with a drive to develop an innovative idea that will help to tackle modern problems of economic development while addressing environmental concerns. Visit http://www.theRSA.org/onians for more information. View full press release: Onians Fellowship Award 2006 will give £30,000 to an inspired entrepreneur RSA publishes Opening Minds: giving young people a better chance11/07/2005The publication of this new report gives an update on progress surrounding the RSA competence-led curriculum, and highlights the experiences from eight schools who discover if a new approach can offer a better way to educate our children in the 21st century. View full press release: RSA publishes Opening Minds: giving young people a better chance |
The RSA contributes to Africa 05
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Summer Closure Notice
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RSA Archive Service AlterationsAccess to the Society’s archives is temporarily suspended from 01 August 2005 while major engineering work is carried out on the strong room doors and new custom-built shelving is installed for the RSA’s Art & Object Collection. Visit the archive pages to find out more about archive service alterations
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The Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures & Commerce was founded in 1754 to encourage the development of a principled and prosperous society. 
