community engagement
Engagement: The RSA’s Schools without Walls event
Liveblogged notes from the RSA event looking at increased community engagement with education, and ways of fostering it.
community engagement
Liveblogged notes from the RSA event looking at increased community engagement with education, and ways of fostering it.
RSA
I’ve been a Fellow of the RSA for about six years now, invited to join the fellowship because of my “expertise in digital media” – something they were apparently short of at the time. I’ve enjoyed being a fellow, often use the RSA House as a meeting space or
climate change
The link between connectivity of various sorts and social change is something that’s almost bound to interest me, given that I’ve spent over a decade of my life thinking about how the internet changes the way we communicate with each other. And so I took myself off to
cities
[https://i0.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2013/05/zachary-neal.jpg] Liveblogged notes of Zachary Neal [http://www.routledge.com/books/details/9780415881425/]‘s talk on community integration and cohesion at the RSA. In this talk he’s going to focus on micro networks. Are diverse communities possible?
cities
One of the advantages of often using the RSA House [http://www.thersa.org/house] as my London office is that there are some really excellent lunchtime events in my workplace. Today, Avner de-Shalit [http://www.deshalit.huji.ac.il/], professor of democracy and human rights at the Hebrew University
apple
Liveblogged notes from a talk by Tim Wu about the book The Rise and Fall or Information Empires, given at the RSA, London
community
HH: Agree. It would be a dystopia. But fellowship and camaraderie are important – just not for running the country. A sense of boundaries in a group is not inherently a bad thing. MT: Cites [Straw Dogs](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067800/ "Straw Dogs") and [Royston Vasey](http: